babynoz said:

Thank u!

babynoz! settle the dispute between me and hubby then...was the ligtening bolts pyros or digitally enhanced for tv only?

novabrkr said:

Cold-shit.

FruitToAttractBears said:

even wired ones will not cause a problem...well if they are set up correctly. they should have a ground to prevent such issues.

txladykat said:

Yes Indeed, can somebody answer the above question??? (I counted 10-11 lightning bolts.)

Before I got electrocuted,
people couldn't tell that I was Puerto Rican.

Now,
I got the slight caramel pigment & slighty frizzy hair to match my heritage.

SlamGlam said:

wireless is just extra safe.

coolcat said:

yes, because you're only connected to a battery, not a huge electrical load

Astasheiks said:

Ever been to a fireworks display where they created forked lightning pyrotechnics?

No. That's because they don't exist. That was digitally added onto the tv picture. The people at the concert wouldn't have seen anything.

NDRU said:

Thank you!!
That's what I'm always tellin' my girlfriend.

Bitch doesn't believe me.

Astasheiks said:

We saw the lightning on the jumbo-tron screens at rehearsal, It wasn't part of the pyro.

chocolate1 said:

It was well worth getting sopping wet!

Because he's magic!

chocolate1 said:

that someone made a good point!

sexxydancer said:

As always

sexxydancer said:

I am The Electric Man, now more lightning!

I was at a concert in the summertime a few years back. The lead singer came up behind the lead electric guitarist and dumped a huge bucket of water all over the guitar player and his guitar right in the middle of a song. The guy was playing live and never missed a beat. I saw this concert in two or three different cities and it was the same thing each time. The first time I saw it, I couldn't believe the guy didn't explode. The second time, I figured it was wireless and wasn't enough to electrocute anyone. The third time, I just started to feel bad for the wet guitar.

guitarman7 said:

Very cool!

I don't know what's wrong with the person/people who asked you this question, but my advice for you or anyone else when asked this ridiculous nonsense is: stop, stare at said idiot, take one step back, point at said idiot, laugh until you're light-headed and can barely breath, and then walk away. Anyone who has watched the news and has seen a reporter doing a segment in the rain, should be smart enough to never ask this question. I've seen the reporters holding mics with cords coming out of them; and I'm not going to even get into how much electrical equipment the cameraman is holding. Why don't these special cases ask how the reporter and cameraman are able to do what they do and not get electrocuted? Even if Prince's guitar had a cord, I'm pretty sure they've made rain covers these types of situations...kinda like the ones that cover powerlines. Sweetheart, don't talk to these stupid people anymore. You'll just end up losing precious brain cells trying to understand them.