the dryness and static in my apartment combined with my thighs i guess?
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the dryness and static in my apartment combined with my thighs i guess? have me touching metal surfaces on the way to other rooms to discharge it so i don't get a big zap. and touching a metal surface before i touch my synthesizers
i don't even wear those cursed nylon pants from torrid anymore but still
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the dryness and static in my apartment combined with my thighs i guess? have me touching metal surfaces on the way to other rooms to discharge it so i don't get a big zap. and touching a metal surface before i touch my synthesizers
i don't even wear those cursed nylon pants from torrid anymore but still
thigh rub-powered battery
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@forestine I suggest going into a dark room and touching a metal part of a lamp. will it solve your problem? no, but it's fun to see the light bulb power up for a split second.
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@forestine I suggest going into a dark room and touching a metal part of a lamp. will it solve your problem? no, but it's fun to see the light bulb power up for a split second.
@theynege one time i bought a set of collapsible light stands to document artwork and when i took the huge daylight bulb it came with out of the styrofoam packaging, it zapped and lit up BRIGHT
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the dryness and static in my apartment combined with my thighs i guess? have me touching metal surfaces on the way to other rooms to discharge it so i don't get a big zap. and touching a metal surface before i touch my synthesizers
i don't even wear those cursed nylon pants from torrid anymore but still
@forestine i have a metal handrail on my stairs, and i've gotten into the habit of *flicking* the very end of it before i touch it to discharge any static
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