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Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Certainly horn is less conductive than other body parts. However given the typical voltages of power lines, he really should have been charcoal. I can only guess the power was fortuitously off.DEyncourt wrote:Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Horns probably aren't conductive?
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Kirk wrote: < uki's pic >
Its to the right! Read the awning, uncouth individual!Certainly horn is less conductive than other body parts. However given the typical voltages of power lines, he really should have been charcoal. I can only guess the power was fortuitously off.DEyncourt wrote:Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Horns probably aren't conductive?
MacAddict4Life wrote: Those things aren't insulated?
ukimalefu wrote:Kirk wrote: < uki's pic >
Its to the right! Read the awning, uncouth individual!Certainly horn is less conductive than other body parts. However given the typical voltages of power lines, he really should have been charcoal. I can only guess the power was fortuitously off.DEyncourt wrote:Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Horns probably aren't conductive?
But... he isn't touching the ground... and how many amps are there... and... birds are ok....
or maybe it was off
Kirk wrote: < uki's pic >
Its to the right! Read the awning, uncouth individual!Certainly horn is less conductive than other body parts. However given the typical voltages of power lines, he really should have been charcoal. I can only guess the power was fortuitously off.DEyncourt wrote:Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Horns probably aren't conductive?
dv wrote:Kirk wrote: < uki's pic >
Its to the right! Read the awning, uncouth individual!Certainly horn is less conductive than other body parts. However given the typical voltages of power lines, he really should have been charcoal. I can only guess the power was fortuitously off.DEyncourt wrote:Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Horns probably aren't conductive?
Nah. Birds perch on power lines, remember. His horns aren't much further apart than a bird's legs, so he'd only get a small amount of current leakage running through his head.
Probably felt tingly.
Otherwise all those shoes would catch fire too.
Now, if he'd touched the ground while he was hooked, that would have been baaaaaaad. *giggle*
Kirk wrote:dv wrote:Kirk wrote: < uki's pic >
Its to the right! Read the awning, uncouth individual!Certainly horn is less conductive than other body parts. However given the typical voltages of power lines, he really should have been charcoal. I can only guess the power was fortuitously off.DEyncourt wrote:Kirk wrote: Jumping goat up on the bluff to the right. Once the horns were hooked, he slid toward the lowest spot, in between the towers. I'm amazed the goat or rescuers weren't electrocuted at some point in this drama.
Horns probably aren't conductive?
Nah. Birds perch on power lines, remember. His horns aren't much further apart than a bird's legs, so he'd only get a small amount of current leakage running through his head.
Probably felt tingly.
Otherwise all those shoes would catch fire too.
Now, if he'd touched the ground while he was hooked, that would have been baaaaaaad. *giggle*
Go back and read the paragraph you cut out of my quote above.
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I wonder if you're allowed to take down the flammable gas sign.
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