How to Light a bulb in a microwave or near powerlines
In this video watch a simple experiment of lighting a bulb and a fluorescent tube. Makes you wonder if being so close to power lines radiates people. Hmmmmmmm
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1 Comment
very interesting
scary
someone tell me this is not a trick vid
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