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Your body was electrostatically charged. When you plugged the cable in to your TV, it provided a path for your body to discharge through.
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2010-03-07
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that metal around the phone is insulated. u could have 240v and a shed load of current running round in it and if you touched it you wouldnt get a shock. Most likely the rewt theroy!
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now why did that happen?
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