And not the fun kind. I realized fairly early on that if I touch my dishwasher and my sink at the same time, I get a shock, so I've learned not to do that, though that's obviously a problem. But today I was cleaning the stove and I got a huge shock, which is surprising because, well, where would the electricity have come from? It's an electric stove, and I wasn't touching something else to complete a circuit like with the sink.
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Yeah, I'd have that looked at.
The only time I've had a serious electric shock was when, as a kid, I got the "brilliant" idea to see what would happen if I stuck a knife in a toaster. Let's just say that neither I, the toaster, the knife, nor the fuse were better for it.
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One of the lines is reversed, likely. Get an electrician soon.
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He never hit the brakes and he was shifting gears