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Crafted by the invisible hand of the unfettered free market.
I guess theft IS the purest form of free market society. That mess is the afterbirth of a corrupt socialist lawlessness.
It’s a tropical Christmas tree…what’s the problem!?
Someone’s gotta climb up there and short some wires in order to make some light. Count me out.
Reminds me of Thailand…
Ahhh, I miss Bangkok.
Reminds me of ‘Pindi in Pakistan… I had to train myself not to look up in the bazaar… scary.
this is pakistan :p
Micheal Bay’s cell phone antenna. It also transforms into a big fat wallet filled with money and ruined childhood memories.
This is your call center in INdia. Gotta love outsourcing.
Where’s Doc and Marty? This must be a peek into the future of US electricity infrastructure considering current rate of investment?
Reminds me if India.
I never thought I’d see electrical distro scarier than what I saw in Mexico, but I was very wrong.
@John Q Public
That is not a result of a free-market system. It is the result of social, moral, legal, and economic putrescence spawned by socialist government. A free market in a healthily governed state will always correct and prevent insanity like this.
Our telecommunications future …
it’s Delhi… Pahar Ganj, to be more precise…
http://ubiwar.com/2008/11/30/indian-infrastructural-hardware-mash-up/
Desperate
Verizon switching station, lower Manhattan.
i bet at least half those wires do nothing
I bet you don’t have the b*lls to climb up there and check for yourself.
Which poor fool with the legitimate supply under all that lot gets lumped with the bill?
Reminds me of the Philippines.
Reminds me of my attic -_-
A Postmodern work of art. It’s… umm… sublime.
Looks like pure capitalism to me…Maximum profit before safety…
wonder how youd go about fixing that? i guess cut power to a couple blocks, chop that abomination down, and re run the lines? they cant ALL be being used
Reminds me of my country, Dominican Republic… ahhh… good ol’ times and one guy in the neighborhood gets paid to do this over … and over… until he electrocutes himself… LOLOLOL
woah wtf! lolz
i’m just wondering how no one got killed trying to tie into the live high voltage wires. that takes serious b@lls…tho not brass ones!
“Untangle this for me, will ya Russ?”
Is that a toilet seat on the left?!?!? and a shelf?!?!? Wow. Wait…hmm… You guys should look at the poles of wires at the Philippines.
I owned a 2 family once years ago that was wired like this. The good news was that my tenant paid 90% of my electrical usage. Gotta love that.
reminds me of dominican republic, the wires on the streets were like this too (maybe a tad less bad, but still bad…)
ah well, as long as it works
This is why most developed countries have electrical codes.
lol, Ive seen that in phuket
@Robin Robinson
lol
I’ll never ever get a landline phone service again. Ever.
Always? Pretty bold statement. It looks like India to me, and from what I saw there, the main problem in India is simply too many people and too few resources. The government can’t afford to enforce building and safety codes, and the people can’t afford to comply with safety codes. So in that situation you really have to just do what you can, and then “let go and let God.”
That’s what the internet looks like, I’m sure now.
AND THEY SAY THAT AMERICA HAS ISHUZ…LOL
“You have to cut the black wire !”
SCP-229 has gotten out and made an infestation!
BZZZZT!
that guy has the most internetz
I was wondering why those calls from foreign call centers often had that weird echo.
MSC=Masters in Science?