adapter

Well, at least a kid got motivated...

"Last year the drainhose for my ancient dishwasher broke off my equally ancient disposer. Surprisingly, there's no aftermarket plug for these, so I made one out of an adapter and a wine cork."

One could say that your dishwasher is... how do I put this... all washed up?

Apple! You're too fat! How many times have I told you to go on a low-energy diet? See what you're doing to the poor middle man?

~NSHA

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

New rule: If you see a piece of computer technology that predates the first time you turned on a PC, you are not allowed to touch it.

~NSHA

Plug this thing into a Zip Drive and you deserve a Nobel Prize.

~NSHA

And sometimes, where there's a will, there's also about 50 different safety hazards.

Plug it in, plug it in, plug it in, plug it in, plug it in, plug it in...

Redditor Le_One didn't want to go to the hassle of driving through the snow to buy an overprices 1/8" adapter from "The Shack", so he decided to rig his own. Well done sir, well done.

Sometimes when you travel, you need to adapt to survive. Literally.

I only listen to music if it's adapted through at least 1 obscure format. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

Troll science at its finest.

From the submitter:

Had to recharge my camera and phone in Vietnam, some klugding was needed.