Multi-directional plumbing system

A multi-directional plumbing system, comprising:

• a male fitting, the male fitting having:
• a first distal end shaped as a first cylindrical female coupling;
• a first neck extending from the first distal end;
• a first coupling section transitioning from the neck to a first proximal end, the first proximal end being shaped as a first cylindrical male coupling;
• wherein a first longitudinal axis passes through a center of the neck;
• wherein a first end axis passes through the first proximal end and crosses the first longitudinal axes such that a first coupling angle exists between the first longitudinal axis and the first end axis;
• and
• wherein the first coupling angle is approximately 45 degrees;
• a female fitting, the female fitting having:
• a second distal end shaped as a second cylindrical female coupling;
• a second neck extending from the second distal end;
• a second coupling section transitioning from the second neck to a second proximal end, the second proximal end being shaped as a third cylindrical female coupling;
• wherein a second longitudinal axis passes through a center of the second neck;
• wherein a second end axis passes through the second proximal end and crosses the second longitudinal axes such that a second coupling angle exists between the second longitudinal axis and the second end axis;
• and
• wherein the second angle is approximately 45 degrees;
• wherein each of the first and second necks have a neck length, each neck length being between one half an inch and two inches, thereby allowing a user to selectively cut off either the first or second distal ends, with each neck length having a sufficient length to selectively affix with a female coupling;
• wherein each of the first and second proximal ends has a proximal end length, the proximal end lengths being of sufficient length to create a seal against one another when affixed to one another to form a joint;
• and
• wherein each of the male coupling section and female coupling section are formed to have a bulbous shape, such that when connected to form the joint, fluid flow is maintained throughout the joint without reducing fluid pressure passing therethrough.