Rube Goldberg Device/Playing With

Basic Trope: An elaborate machine utilizing a chain reaction to achieve a simple goal.

Straight: Bob sets up a machine to flush his toilet. It involves marbles rolling, dominos toppling over, and items falling.
Exaggerated: Bob sets up a machine to flush his toilet. It extends throughout the entire city, going as far as to even using bigger objects such as actual vehicles.
Downplayed: Bob sets up a machine to flush his toilet, which only consists of a marble rolling and knocking over some dominos.
Justified: Bob likes coming up with crazy contraptions.
Inverted: Bob uses a simple machine to perform a complex task.
Subverted: Bob appears to have a complex machine set up, but flushing his toilet is what sets it into motion.
Double Subverted: The machine actually opens a door elsewhere in Bob's house.
Parodied: ???
Zig Zagged: Many machines are set up, some performing simple tasks and some being triggered by them.
Averted: No elaborate machine is set up for anything that is simple.
Enforced: The creators wanted to show a huge chain reaction to invoke the Rule of Cool.
Lampshaded: "Wow! This complex machine is there to perform this simple task?"
Invoked: ???
Exploited: ???
Defied: Bob thinks about making a complex machine, then decides against it.
Discussed: ???
Conversed: ???
Played For Laughs: The machine involves things such as pies being thrown or funny noises.
Played For Drama: The machine is very expensive to make and takes up lots of space in Bob's house.