DangerousBeliefs
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JSFolk said:
YellowBamboo will tell you this is a sign of the power of the WOO WOO entering the body.
yellow bamboo does it really work?
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YellowBamboo will tell you this is a sign of the power of the WOO WOO entering the body.
I thought you only got marks off a stun gun if the electrodes were not in contact with the surface properly which causes shorting across the gap?, also clothing can protect from direct "burns" to the skin from a tazer or stun gun.
I'm more inclined to think it's a tazer gun being used, the type were it shoots out the contacts on the end of a thin wire. This way current can be applied over a longer duration at range. The tazer gun induces minor "fitting" to the victim during application.
If the guy was genuine he would travel to the USA to collect his prize of $1million. I'm stunned (pardon the pun) that this pathetic example is even discussed at all.
This trick isn't even a new one, it's been used for many years and yet not a single example of proper testing with a +ve result.
Constant excuses as to why they can't be tested properly.. which is a tell tale sign there is genuine fraud occuring.
AX
I'm more inclined to think it's a tazer gun being used, the type were it shoots out the contacts on the end of a thin wire. This way current can be applied over a longer duration at range. The tazer gun induces minor "fitting" to the victim during application.
If the guy was genuine he would travel to the USA to collect his prize of $1million. I'm stunned (pardon the pun) that this pathetic example is even discussed at all.
This trick isn't even a new one, it's been used for many years and yet not a single example of proper testing with a +ve result.
Constant excuses as to why they can't be tested properly.. which is a tell tale sign there is genuine fraud occuring.
AX
Luciana
Skeptical Carioca
Bump, because I don't want to keep seeing a troll's name at the forum's first page. 
Alien, when I hit myself with the stun gun, the electrodes were in contact with my skin and it still left these small red dots. I wouldn't call it a "burn", as I couldn't feel anything different about those two spots on my skin or anything. I would imagine that you could get some different marks if the electrodes weren't touching properly, though.
If there is a small gap from one of the electrodes it will arc across the gap causing burns to the skin. As for JSFolk saying that a stun gun does leave a mark on the body.. well yes it can but this is normally due to prolonged exposure - there can be no mark at all, especially through clothing which distributes the charge over a larger surface area of skin.
Although I do agree there is a good possibility of a mark being made and it's a shame the guy wasn't checked prior and post.
At the end of the day YB are fakes.. and not very good ones either. If groups like this are going to come up with this rubbish I wish they would at least try and be original.
AX
Although I do agree there is a good possibility of a mark being made and it's a shame the guy wasn't checked prior and post.
At the end of the day YB are fakes.. and not very good ones either. If groups like this are going to come up with this rubbish I wish they would at least try and be original.
AX