Refrigerator on cement slab. Son was in bare feet and got jolted whenhe touched it.Problem?
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Definitely a problem.  The fridge case should be at ground potential through the third (ground) connection on the plug. One should be able to measure with a voltmeter the potential between ground (the cement slab) and the case of the fridge.  In your case there is voltage between these two points where there should be none. Resulting in your son's shocking experience.  A hazard to be sure.  You should either resolve the problem with a qualified electrician, or unplug the fridge before someone is electrocuted.
215554
Sounds kind of dangerous, I'm not sure. Depending on how old it is and what type of tv it is, it could be an exploded tube or fried wiring!
829997
Perhaps a light wouldnt work under the extreme conditions of a freezer :D
687819
If ayou are a tick, the brick is to thick!  If you are a stick, the brick may not be thick, If this is a trick, the thick brick is not as thick as my friend Rick.  If the brick belongs to a hick, then you really should ask Rick!...Ouch, I just got hit by something that was flicked!
1148018
just get a a cardboard paper with adhesive glue (the kind used for building) put it around your room, but be careful you dont march on it!! once people's feet get glued to the cardboard a couple of times they'll stop disturbing you!
499168
When the glass hits the hard concrete, there is an immediate and absolute loss of momentum (sudden impact).  When the glass hits the soft carpet, the glass slows down less quickly, therefore there is a less sudden change in momentum.\n\nBest wishes.
141232
i think it can freeze the motors inside and damage them, if it frezes then you would not be able to move them
785696
Put you hand on the spot. Is it hot? Is it firm or is it squishy?  \n\nIf it is hot and squishy (Soft) then get him to the doctor quickly. It could be infected.  And a spinal infection is nothing to play with.  It could lead to paralysis.
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First off, call an attorney!  Once you have everything documented, you're going to need to have surgery to take out whatever it was they left it.  It odesn't matter if it was an emergency or not, the surgeon should have noticed that there was something missing from his tray of tools.  That's just not acceptable.  I hope you and the baby are ok.  Let us know what happens...
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RICE:  R=rest, I=ice, C=compression, E=elevation.  Basically, try not to move it, wrap it semi-tightly in an ace bandage, ice it for 15 min on, one hour off, and keep it elevated.  See a doctor ASAP to make sure there is no serious damage or fractures.
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Take him to an orthopedic specialist,he might need corrective surgery.My son always walked on his toes his tendons were to tight they had to release them with surgery now he is fine.
858637
hmm...surge somewhere.  Could be very dangerous, though.  Call electrician tomorrow.
350054
superglue his shoes to the floor
986194
well just politely ask him, he wont be mad. also make sure you ice it and maybe while doing some movement involved activities were a knee brance or wrap it to provent furhter injury. If you feel that incofindent and to afraid to ask your gym teacher, try calling a doctor or google it or something and try to find an answer. (By the way, make sure you ask him before gym, therefore you can sit out and not have to waste his time explaining your issue during the class)
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You just got your basic wrong. Try to reveal them again, and understand the ground physics first...\n\nThis webpage may help you to have preliminary understanding...\n\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/hard-disk.htm
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Hi, no, I wouldn't worry about it too much. Unless you think it impares his walking. When I was a little girl, I walked with both feet (including toes) inward, it impared my walking and I fell lots. But I don't have such a caring father, and my mother couldn't afford to get help for me. I am a teen now and I walk just fine... no sign of what I used to do. Some things just work out with time. But if you are uncomfortable you could have a Doc's oppinion just in case.\n\nSo your son is lucky to have a caring parent! Good Luck.
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i accidentally did it on one of mine. It did no damage. Much later it died a horrible death due to old age, like two years later.\nHopefully the same for nephew.