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October 25, 2011

No Tangle Extension Chord Storage
Filed under: Electrical — Tags: — nedpelger

Here’s a handy trick of the trade that allows long extension chords (or other types of long lines like rope or tubing) to be stored in a way that prevents tangles and allows one handed playing out of the stored line.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaEv9wm6gy0

Lex shot me this tip from BoingBoing and the comments noted that this was just a standard crochet knot. That quickly turned into a discussion on guys crocheting (like Rosie Grier) and this comment followed, which cracked me up.

I knit on the trolley down where I live. Maybe I do get shunned by the guys… but ladies love it and it’s a guaranteed conversation starter.
What’s more manly: looking ‘cool’ in the front of the guys, or constantly getting chatted up by beautiful women? 😉

So keep learning new things and don’t be too concerned with looking ridiculous, you may even get chatted up.