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Old 10-03-2007, 08:06 PM #1
Megan Megan is offline
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Default A funny thing happened to me.....

....in the grocery store the other day. I was walking along minding my own business, when I felt an electric shock go through my right foot. I stopped dead in my tracks thinking that there was a short circuit through the floor and then I realised that it was me.... I had a giggle and went on my way!

I have been gradually having more of these electrical shock sensations in my feet the last couple of weeks......but this was a biggie!
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