> Not really. It's also the amount of available charge. If you get a 10 kV 
> shock, but the supply had very few Coulombs in it, you'll barely feel it.

I was kind of assuming that the power station grid could spare the extra 100 
mA or so needed to kill you :-)  But yes, if you find a 10 kV supply with 
very limited current sourcing capability (like the ones used in small CCFLs 
in old LCDs) it's difficult to kill yourself because of the very limited 
current sourcing capability.

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