We present a summary talk of our compendium paper of two-metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS)-transistor circuits, which span the range from simple standard configurations to ingenious arrangements, and are a testament to the versatility of the MOSFET. Using these building blocks, circuit designers can assemble a vast array of complex analog functions. This (incomplete) collection shall serve as a reference and inspiration to junior circuit designers, and hopefully contains at least one unexpected example for professional engineers.