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Did the bag leak or something though? If it was sealed in a plastic bag, it shouldn't have electrocuted him?
Well, if it was a regular grocery bag, those always seem to have little holes in them, but if he used a garbage bag, he might have been alright...
Stupid, either way...
Edit: Despite the thumbs down I just got, I insist its their fault. Parents should teach their children about everything. They are supposed to pass on their experience.
Still they probabley deserve it
Apparently they never taught this kid how to read warning labels on electronic devices that talk about it and water and that electricity plus water equals danger.
Someone give me a map though, don't think Brevard's that far from here, but hell if I know how to get there.
Really, he's 14, he should know that Electricity+Water=Bad. Pokemon should have taught him that years ago. It's just common sense. Amplifying the current's power is not going to stop it from overheating.
At least he's still alive. I hope they don't try to sue Microsoft for this or something >_>...