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Monday, September 19, 2005

Static Electricity Leaves A Trail Of Fire

"An Australian man built up a 40,000-volt charge of static electricity in his clothes as he walked, leaving a trail of scorched carpet and molten plastic and forcing firefighters to evacuate a building."

posted by Cardboy @ 11:54 PM

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