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From: Doggre@xxxxxxx
>>> "I read an article in
>>>Outdoor Life magazine a while back that was talking
>>>about mild shock around the bite to neutralize the
>>>venom. From what it said, our tissue has a positive
>>>charge and venom has a negative charge, hence a
>>>reaction. The mild shock (from a low setting on a
>>>stun gun or even hooking your jumper cables up to your
>>>battery -- or even an electric fence), a positive
>>>charge I suppose, makes the venom become positively
>>>charged giving it no effect on our tissue. It was
>>>interesting. I don't know about you, but I usually
>>>don't carry a stun gun or jumper cables with a battery
>>>in to the woods with me. You?"
>>>Whatd'ya think, Oben. Jumper cables and a six pack for anti-venom?
>>>Rich
I think between the buzz from the brew and the tingle from the lectrons, you
wouldn't notice or care about the gradual numbing and asphyxiation from the
snake venom.
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