From the submitter:

"After saving broken headphones that have opposite sides broken, I fuse them together as best/fast as I can, so I don't have to buy new ones. Note the two cords, the headphones require two audio jacks to use."

From the submitter:

"My laptop charger only works if it's bent in a gentle curve. So I bent some Q-tips and taped them on for support. Works like new."

Hey, I recognize that site!

Well, at least a kid got motivated...

Which is a more utile tool? A hot glue gun, or duct tape? I'll let you be the judge.

Setting aside the obvious explanation that the power cord is attached to something on the other side or below the wall, maybe the wall itself is electrically operated, and it needs to plug into itself to run. Woah. I just got goosebumps.

~Not-"Not-So-Handy-Andy" Jack

Someone, anyone: please tell me this is modern art. ~NSHA