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Colonel Tupperware
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On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 19:12:22 +0000, MVP <mr.nice@*nospam*softhome.net>
wrote:
>my wife keeps getting a little static zap from the door when she gets
>out, I think it may be just that door or maybe it's because she
>usually gets out before me (shame that heheheh).. ahem. anyway,
>assuming it's just the door I imagine it's a case of making sure it's
>earthed to the rest of the body. but if it's the whole body that's
>holding a bit of static charge then how do I deal with it? what causes
>it? it's a fairly recent quirk but I can't think what has changed that
>may cause it.
>
>
Tell her stop wearing nylon knickers.
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wrote:
>my wife keeps getting a little static zap from the door when she gets
>out, I think it may be just that door or maybe it's because she
>usually gets out before me (shame that heheheh).. ahem. anyway,
>assuming it's just the door I imagine it's a case of making sure it's
>earthed to the rest of the body. but if it's the whole body that's
>holding a bit of static charge then how do I deal with it? what causes
>it? it's a fairly recent quirk but I can't think what has changed that
>may cause it.
>
>
Tell her stop wearing nylon knickers.
--
ColonelTupperware,
spouting bollocks on Usenet since 1997
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