Simply because the man is 'grounded' through the pylon, or whatever he's standing on at the time - providing a low-resistance path to earth. If he were to grasp the line with both hands (like the crow sitting on the line) the electricity would take the shortest route of least resistance (ie continue through the cable instead of his body)
It means your roof is strong enough to support at least one crow
When he was 14 against the Crow
Crow Creek
Crow Foot was the son of the legendary Native American Indian, Sitting Bull. Crow Foot was born sometime around 1867 and killed along with his father on December 15, 1890.
L. R. Crow has written: 'Synchros, self-synchronous devises and electrical servo-mechanisms'
absolutely nothing. superstitions stem from ignorance and fear.
Sitting Bull's father, Jumping Bull, was killed by a Crow raiding party in approximately 1859. The exact date is not known.
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There are eight crows sitting on the telephone wire.
The link located below is to a web page (with sound and popups - sorry to say) that has a photo of Standing Holy as well as Crow Foot (two of Sitting Bull's Children).
From his father he was named, Tȟatȟaŋka Iyotȟaŋka, translated as "Sitting Bull". Lakota language for. "described an intractable buffalo bull, sitting on its haunches, resolute in the face of danger."
Jim Crow laws did NOT extend rights to African Americans. It actually did the opposite. Jim Crow laws, or laws of segregation, subjugated African Americans to second-class citizenship by preventing them from shopping in stores, sitting inside at lunch counters, going to school with Whites, etc.