<human>: Inspired by the other TIFUer who shocked and shat himself. I almost forgot I actually did this....

So I was a teen at the time and I was cleaning my bedroom at home alone in the summer. It was so hot so naturally, I was naked.
I had an old printer that stopped working so I was going to throw it out. The power cord was so tangled with the others and you couldn't unplug it from the back of the printer. 

I began getting very frustrated and was dripping sweat so I decided it would be best to just cut the power cord instead of fully untangling the sea of wires. So I traced the cord back to the wall with my hands and unplugged it. I even double checked to be safe. Looking back,  I probably should have unplugged everything or, better yet, just have untangled everything instead of being so lazy. 

With the cord unplugged,  I grabbed the scissors and began trying to cut through the thick cord. I was sitting Indian style on my bedroom floor and I remember thinking how hard it was to cut through this damn thing. 

All of a sudden there's a loud electrical POP! And I feel a surge of electricity in my body,  tensing me up. I dropped the scissors and sat there in shock. I'm not sure if there was an electrical short because it was over quick and I was able to drop the scissors. 

I was really so shocked thinking "I almost just killed myself!" Once I got my wits about me I unplugged everything and untangled the wires. I had never unplugged the printer...I unplugged a cord for an amp that looked identical. I felt really dumb and shameful thinking I could have died naked and in my bedroom home alone. My poor parents would have had to deal with the grief of losing their idiot child. 

So it all turned out ok...and I haven't really had any outstanding dumb moments like that. Moral of the story: Don't mess with electricity and don't be lazy.

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<bot>: Cut the power cable of my broken printer with scissors during a nude cleaning session. Thought it was unplugged in but I was sadly mistaken. Shocked some sense into me.