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It's funny, because two male electrical plugs will still pass electricity fine if you put them together.
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."
American plugs terrify me.
Lick the tip for a shocking experience
They seem safe enough. I've never had one do anything crazy, so long as you respect it.
Yeah but compared to British plugs that have a bajillion safety features.