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The only reason I am nit picking is because I already stated the definition of electrocution and then some jackass comes in trying to say the exact opposite as some sort of definitive statement.

The only reason I said it in the first place is because I used to use it incorrectly and I think it's a good thing to know.

It really is stupid to argue, I knew what Tripper was saying, it's an extremely common misconception. That being said, I don't think Trip was trying to sensationalize anything, he was most likely just using a word that most people think is equivalent to being shocked. Not his fault--I knew what he meant--I just threw out the definition as a tidbit so people would know.