Yeah, I guess I should appologize for making light of this case. Most folks that work around electricity in my field tend to get a bit jaded by it. Primarily because we aren't wet when we do our repairs. Our bodies have about a 100,000 ohms, so a 120 bite is just a wake up. When you're wet or in water your body's resistance drops to about a 1,000 ohms which can make a 120 bite lethal. We also tend to wear grounding bands about are arms, I'm sure they work because each time I get bit, I'm not wearing one.