• @[email protected]
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    981 year ago

    It’s funny, because two male electrical plugs will still pass electricity fine if you put them together.

      • @Viking_Hippie
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        271 year ago

        It’s…not gay if your electrons don’t touch? 🤷

                • @[email protected]
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                  31 year ago

                  What’s that game where you’re on a mat with coloured dots and have to touch different ones with your hands and feet?

                  That, but naked. Sounds like a good time

    • Queen HawlSera
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      1 year ago

      I am not an engineer, but I’ve heard hardware stores will refuse to sell anything to you if you are trying to make a cord that’s male on both ends due to that being a crazy dangerous fire hazard

      But still, plugs aren’t people anyway…

      On that note “Oh but a key that opens any lock is more impressive than a lock that opens for any key.”

      “Yes, but my vagina isn’t a lock, it’s a hole… and your penis isn’t a key, and it sure as hell isn’t unlocking me without my say so.”

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        51 year ago

        Assuming you plug it into the same receptacle or one that is on the same phase, nothing happens. Stupid for sure, don’t do that, but it’s already wired that way in the wall, you aren’t short circuiting anything with a cable like that (also assuming you didn’t mix up the neutral/hot wires when you made the cable). USA outlets at least. I don’t know about the rest of the world.

      • Altima NEO
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        41 year ago

        Pretty sure no one at home Depot knows or cares enough to stop you from buying something

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      Well except one is 120 volt, 60hz and the other is 220 volt 50hz