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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

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

Depeche Mode would be proud.

The extra foot was just too much.

Need power run through the wall to a new TV hanging in a break room? Just fish an extension cord... what could go wrong?

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

Just in case of rain, this electrical socket in a tree has its own roof.

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As a crucial part of Los Angeles's new electrical recycling program, this self-sustaining apartment building power connection lets residents use the same electricity over and over again.