Myth busters proved it doesn't work. The pee stream looks contiguous to the naked eye but is individual droplets up close. It breaks up from contiguous after a few inches.
Uh, they showed that it absolutely DOES work, IF you're close enough.
Also, as to the question expressed in the original cartoon, the stream stops. You don't really have the musculature to abruptly squeeze on your bladder, but the muscles that prevent peeing are activated by the electricity and will shut off the pee stream.
It's impressive that put body evolved to be electric-fence-pee-resistant in an age before electric fences existed.
I appreciate you answering the ops question.
it absolutely DOES work, IF you're close enough.
I said "AFTER A FEW INCHES"
It only works if you're barefoot or wearing non-rubber soles on your shoes.
Yeah no, they're no fun to touch no matter your footwear.
Myth busters proved it doesn't work. The pee stream looks contiguous to the naked eye but is individual droplets up close. It breaks up from contiguous after a few inches.
Uh, they showed that it absolutely DOES work, IF you're close enough.
Also, as to the question expressed in the original cartoon, the stream stops. You don't really have the musculature to abruptly squeeze on your bladder, but the muscles that prevent peeing are activated by the electricity and will shut off the pee stream.
It's impressive that put body evolved to be electric-fence-pee-resistant in an age before electric fences existed.
I appreciate you answering the ops question.
I said "AFTER A FEW INCHES"