Do stun batons really work?

[PscyclePath]

OK... why is it always that stories like this one feature males?

You don't hear often (or at all) about females being convinced to pee on electric fences or put 9volt batteries on their tongues...
So I knew how this story would end before I read - but of course I had to read it.

That's because you guys...

1) typically have better sense,
2) tend both to read and trust the instructions that come with such devices, and
3) learn something from your experiences, or at least remember something about them the next time you're confronted with such a circumstance.

And yes, I've done all the stuff RoadRaven mentioned, which isn't to say that I might not try it again the next time just to see if it still really works that way.

Tom

[RoadRaven]

And yes, I've done all the stuff RoadRaven mentioned, which isn't to say that I might not try it again the next time just to see if it still really works that way.

LOL Tom
Too funny
This reminds me of one of my sons who, as a toddler, would leap off the arm of a couch just assuming we would know and would catch him.
As he got bigger he would do the same in trees - launch himself at us without letting us know.
When trees were close to each other he would do the squirrel thing and leap from branch to branch - but wasn't always successful. But instead of looking for a different branch to leap from or to, or waiting til he was older and taller, he'd just climb right on up and try again... and again...