Date: 2/08/2012 11:50:08
From: Bubble Car
ID: 181860
Subject: Today's Mystery Object

So WTF is this then?

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Date: 2/08/2012 11:52:45
From: Boris
ID: 181863
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

looks like a caisson for a tunnel under the waterway.

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Date: 2/08/2012 11:55:16
From: Bubble Car
ID: 181864
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Good work Boris.

Well that was one of the internet’s shorter Mystery Object threads then.

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Date: 2/08/2012 11:58:30
From: Bubble Car
ID: 181866
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Feel free to post a more mysterious object if you’ve got one :)

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:01:51
From: Neophyte
ID: 181867
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

How does one put pictures up?

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:03:02
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181869
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

like that.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:04:28
From: Bubble Car
ID: 181870
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Make sure it’s a site that allows hot-linking (or upload it to your Photobucket album) then just type an exclamation mark, insert the url (ending in .jpg or other type of image file), then type another !

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:06:32
From: Bubble Car
ID: 181871
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

That’s certainly a mysterious mystery object, poikilotherm.
.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:21:39
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181872
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Bubble Car said:


That’s certainly a mysterious mystery object, poikilotherm.
.

:) It’s occupation specific.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:21:39
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181873
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Bubble Car said:


That’s certainly a mysterious mystery object, poikilotherm.
.

:) It’s occupation specific.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:25:38
From: Geoff D
ID: 181874
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

poikilotherm said:


Bubble Car said:

That’s certainly a mysterious mystery object, poikilotherm.
.

:) It’s occupation specific.

Pill press?

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:26:48
From: Boris
ID: 181875
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

suppository mold.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:29:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181878
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Boris said:


suppository mold.

Yep.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:29:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181879
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Boris said:


suppository mold.

Yep.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:30:12
From: Boris
ID: 181880
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

i’m on a roll.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:32:43
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181881
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Boris said:


i’m on a roll.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:34:10
From: Boris
ID: 181882
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

a shoe tree.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:35:04
From: Boris
ID: 181883
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

or an expander so you can get the suppository in.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:35:38
From: Bubble Car
ID: 181884
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

poikilotherm said:


Boris said:

i’m on a roll.


It’s an automatic pig’s trotter.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:36:22
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181885
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Boris said:


or an expander so you can get the suppository in.

lol, yea, it ‘loosens high heel shoes’…

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:38:45
From: Boris
ID: 181886
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

so an expanding shoe tree.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:45:16
From: Boris
ID: 181887
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

the roll is now buttered.

just waiting for a chance to add the filling.

;-)

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:47:45
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181888
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Boris said:


the roll is now buttered.

just waiting for a chance to add the filling.

;-)

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:50:29
From: Boris
ID: 181889
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

a penis sharpener?

are they electrical wires coming out to the right hand end?

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:51:45
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181890
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

No and no.

Who needs a sharp penis?

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:52:22
From: Boris
ID: 181891
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

maybe a diaphragm on the right with either air tube or wires coming out.

hmmmmmm

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:56:10
From: buffy
ID: 181894
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Well, I knew the shoe stretcher….I’ve used one. My Mum has had one for forever.

Don’t know the latest thing though.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:58:23
From: Skunkworks
ID: 181896
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

buffy said:

Well, I knew the shoe stretcher….I’ve used one. My Mum has had one for forever.

Don’t know the latest thing though.

Electric tin opener?

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:59:05
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181898
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

There is a ‘wire’ that goes in and out…it’s used on the body, but, not the penis as mentioned by Boris.

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Date: 2/08/2012 12:59:15
From: Boris
ID: 181899
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

a mechanical cupping device….

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:00:25
From: buffy
ID: 181901
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Looks like you screw it to a bench…..but what you do after that?!

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:00:49
From: Boris
ID: 181902
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

an early root canal driller.

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:01:27
From: kii
ID: 181903
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

poikilotherm said:


Boris said:

the roll is now buttered.

just waiting for a chance to add the filling.

;-)


Flossing device.

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:02:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181904
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Getting closer (as in region on the body it’s used).

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:03:28
From: Boris
ID: 181905
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Looks like you screw it to a bench…..

the screw thing should have a little plate on the end to stop it digging into the underside of the table top. looks more like something goes into the cup shaped bit and the screw thing holds it in place.

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:04:18
From: Boris
ID: 181907
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

a nasal cautiser?(sp)

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:06:58
From: kii
ID: 181908
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Hair perming thingy – it reminds me of something my aunt had in her hairdresser’s tool bag.

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:10:57
From: kii
ID: 181910
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Somewhere…in my archived photos…I have a heap of photos I took at the local farm and ranch museum. items that had not been named and they wanted peoples’ help in figuring stuff out.

I might look for them one day.

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:22:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181918
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Destroyed that roll, hey boris…

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:37:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181923
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Alex’s job is so easy, diabetics glow after all…

http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/early/2012/07/25/dc12-0053.abstract

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Date: 2/08/2012 13:37:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181924
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Wong fred.

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Date: 2/08/2012 14:00:32
From: Rule 303
ID: 181925
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Nose washer?

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Date: 2/08/2012 14:02:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 181926
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

the bench mounted object.. It is to suck out the eustacian tubes type thingy?

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Date: 2/08/2012 14:10:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 181927
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

roughbarked said:


the bench mounted object.. It is to suck out the eustacian tubes type thingy?

Yes.

Called an Earoscope, some sort of quack device from 1911.

see: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/insidethecollection/2009/04/mystery-object-the-earoscope-2/

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Date: 2/08/2012 14:10:06
From: Rule 303
ID: 181928
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

poikilotherm said:

diabetics glow after all…

I interpreted that as SIF was a strong indicator of CAD risk, not Diabetes I.

Have I misunderstood?

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Date: 2/08/2012 14:16:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 181930
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

poikilotherm said:


roughbarked said:

the bench mounted object.. It is to suck out the eustacian tubes type thingy?

Yes.

Called an Earoscope, some sort of quack device from 1911.

see: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/insidethecollection/2009/04/mystery-object-the-earoscope-2/

Whoopee.. I got one . :)

but then, I have had the suction job done though the machine used on me wasn’t hand cranked.

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Date: 2/08/2012 17:24:30
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 182013
Subject: re: Today's Mystery Object

Wig wham for a goose’s bridle?

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