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"QUANTUM SHOT" #215As though life is not complex enough...
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Thanks to your active contribution, we have another set of simply outrageous wiring jobs. Almost everyone at some point had to unravel one tangled mess, or the other. Observe these pictures and be glad that this time it's not your job to straighten it.

Source: Reality Carnival

(image credit: Phil)





The wiring shown above belongs to the vintage Russian telephone switch systems, like the one shown here:

(image credit: doctorsoul.photoplenka.ru)
Intricate wiring job inside of the electronics bay of a Boeing 757 airplane. It's a small space underneath the forward passenger floor; only part is shown - there are a few kilometers of wiring inside the plane. (Photo courtesy of Andy Rottiers)

Kyle R. Brunick has sent us his own little nightmare that he had to unravel:


Fluke of fashion?
(image credit: nag.ru)

(image credit: Kelvin Murray)


Completely ad-hoc and incomprehensible pipe plumbing system:

To offset the previous photo, here is VERY organized pipe set:

Some wiring requires good "hairstyle", and the advertisers make smart use of this fact:



Keep sending us spectacularly bad wiring... it makes the boring office job so much more exciting.
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7 Comments:
just one ordinary household pc ...
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Makes the back of my TV look tame. Thanks for saving me a Saturday of detangling. I think I'll let it go...for a little while anyway.
These pictures make the OCD in me cringe.
Turn the 757 picture 90 degrees clockwise and then it will be right side up.
Hi,
I actually took the second pic - the green and yellow wires connecting two cabinets.
The pic was taken sometime around 2001 and shows the connections between two floors in the building where I worked, very surprised to see it on the blog as I only emailed it to a few people years ago :D
another view, from the side: http://pics.spiny.co.uk/dialers/cables.jpg
cheers, Phil.
Thank you Phil... I added the credit. We received this image thru anonymous email.
thanks! :)
you have my permission to add any of the other photos from here: http://pics.spiny.co.uk/dialers if you like :)
could you change the link you've put under the image to gallery.spiny.co.uk though ?
cheers, Phil.
Thank you! Done.
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