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That's some... creative usage of the verb "electrocute", which implies death. That said, I did feel the electric current when the 2012MBP was not grounded, but
by gattilorenz 6y ago
That's some... creative usage of the verb "electrocute", which implies death.
That said, I did feel the electric current when the 2012MBP was not grounded, but the 2017 model does not have the same problem.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 6y agoWhen people tell me they were electrocuted I say, "oh, so you died?"
- saberience 6y agoLanguage changes and evolves over time, this is normal and natural. Just because "elecrocuted" at one time only meant died from electricity, it doesn't mean it can't mean now that one simply got a jolt and didn't die. Or do you still think "Google" just means a big number? Do you "literally" means "exactly" or can also be used to show strong feeling or emphasis.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 6y agoI know, I do it to be cheeky. Google doesn't mean big number, do you mean googol?