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  Toets - 2 years ago

  Not thinking things through: you should never, ever, ever, ever put a cold beer so close to a warm BBQ !

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    Rick_La_Fiesta - 3 years ago

    @ToetsLOL Best Comment of all

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  Milwaukee_lax - 2 years ago

  ITS: NOT WORKING! AHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

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  Azimut72 - 2 years ago

  Americans?: The plugs doesn't looks like north american...

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  honkymagoo - 2 years ago

  Can we please see: the 'after' pic??

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  bcice4 - 2 years ago

  god dam: dumbass americans

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  eeq - 2 years ago

  i agree: this has to be a joke, because if not these guys are really f**king stupid. even with every reason you could think of how they made this not dangerous, its still a stupid thing to risk and would still have an amount of danger no matter what.

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  Domino720 - 2 years ago

  why: is he smiling

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  jigsawbilly - 2 years ago

  this picture makes me: smile...

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  Aero37 - 2 years ago

  i bet it aint: pluged in because no ones this stupid

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  2gtalon - 2 years ago

  uhh....: these guys are stupid

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  bergen - 2 years ago

  eurpoe: thats why asia has taken over as 2nd most important, poor guys.

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  deez_nuttz - 2 years ago

  you know if i was there: ill would just go throw a hair dryer in the pool just to put those fags outta thier misery

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  matsv2011 - 2 years ago

  230V: it looks like a 230V outlet to, its 4 times as dangerus as the american 115V outlet. But still the earth socket its quite close to the hot wire so its probobly not as dangerus as it looks

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  BennyVanD - 2 years ago

  ...: maybe there's no chlorine, in which the pure water would not transfer the amps sufficiently. Stupid, don't guaranteed to be deadly.

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    TheSaleBoat - 2 years ago

    @BennyVanDnow now now: just the salt from our skin will give the water the ability to transfer electricity

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    llamaz - 2 years ago

    @BennyVanDmoron,: there are enough dissolved ions in tap water and enough on our skin to give conductivity.

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    2Toe - 2 years ago

    @BennyVanDmaybe...: they're using distilled water, which doesnt conduct electricity....lol.

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  alcari - 2 years ago

  I see the nominees: for the 2008 Darwin Awars are allready in.

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  Nate69 - 2 years ago

  ROFL ROFL: ROFL.

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  bluchez - 2 years ago

  Electric Grill?: Anyone notice what was plugged in? If the surge protector wasn't bad enough, what is on the table is essentially an open electric heating element, or "super toaster".

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  lolson - 2 years ago

  Darvin award candidates: Good luck.

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  DeathWish808 - 2 years ago

  Thanks for: posting my picture Break. Wow, I feel privileged.

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  porcodio - 2 years ago

  a well deserved: darwin award

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  anchskier - 2 years ago

  No problem...: as long as there is no contact to ground. If the pool is insulated (i.e. rubber sides and no metal drain pipe), then there shouldn't be a problem.

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    Sarla - 2 years ago

    @anchskierright: ..

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    puppetshow - 2 years ago

    @anchskierummm...: The cord going in has all the ingredients you need, Hot, Nuetral, and Ground!!!!! Genius! If it was just the hot then you are right.

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  TheSickness1001 - 2 years ago

  Well...: Technically speaking they aren't really in much danger, because almost all european countries have laws that outdoor circuits have to have ground fault interruptors, meaning that if any water actually shorted the extension cord then the power would cut off instantly, and noone woulbe be harmed. It's still stupid though..

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    TheSickness1001 - 2 years ago

    @TheSickness1001hmm..: no one*, would*

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    WichitaStu - 2 years ago

    @TheSickness1001Not true.: A ground fault inerruptor only works when electricity is goes to ground by way of something other than the neutral. They could be hit with some pretty good juice and the GFI wouldn't even know it.

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  smFoto - 2 years ago

  hmmm: shocking

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  evilpoo69 - 2 years ago

  darwin: would be proud

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  kaptainOma - 2 years ago

  Its in Germany...: they are drinking Krombacher.

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    Mescaline - 2 years ago

    @kaptainOmaI: don't see a bottle of Krombacher....

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