This reporter gets electrocuted live on TV while he was trying to grab some grapes. That's gotta be embarrassing.

http://www.halloween-costumes.sharkhost.com/Halloween/ordanimatronics Shocking! This guy is a real live wire at a party. Set him in a creepy corner and light up the room, with fright! Over six feet tall,   more...this lifesize animated prop makes a lasting impression, transforming any room into a haunted house of horrors. Greet guests in the foyer or entry with a Frankencuted fellow, or place on porch as a novel bug light.  less

I get zapped while changing a electrical out let

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I think these morons were trying to wrap a wire around the power cable to free electricity or something.

Why You Should Not Ride On Top Of A Train. This young man was up on top of a train, where he was not suppose to be and it cost him his life.

zombie michael jackson dance to 'beat it' in times square for new world record of most dancers, chappell hill politician electrocuted turns out to be a young politician with mccain obama sign, odd funny   more...strange news stories,  less

Do not forget Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth, Jamie Leigh Jones, and all the other victims of Kellogg, Brown and Root. Support the Troops; Get Them Out of Iraq Now!

KBR electrocution story-
http://www.wpxi.com/news/15644964/detail.html
  more...http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/headline/biz/5634204.html
KBR contaminated water story-
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/03/12/kbr-water/
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/03/09/iraq.water.ap/
KBR rape story-
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/Story?id=4027734&page=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez9fFRuJB-4
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ticRYiJI_oo&feature=related

Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth was killed in Iraq on January 2, 2008, he was 24, a decorated soldier, and a qualified Weapon’s Master. Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth wasn’t just an Army Ranger; he was an elite Green Beret. He not die from enemy fire, he wasn’t killed by some roadside IED, but from an improperly grounded water pump in shower room in his living quarters. Staff Sgt. Maseth’s barrack’s were built (and supposedly maintained) with a cost-plus contract awarded to Kellogg Brown and Root. As it turns out, KBR improperly installed the water pump which was never grounded, and then never inspected; even though the problem was reported numerous times by the troops and KBR billed the United States Taxpayers for inspecting, maintaining and fixing the electrical pump and systems in the barracks. Apparently KBR contractors did attempt a fix, they bypassed the circuit breaker.  less