Identify This! No. 47

Todays picture is a well known object - what? Have fun!
More about "Identify This"... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Yestderday you saw...
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Difficult one yesterday? I think it was not easy to be precise. How did it go?

Paul Kelly - top marks; Howard N; Doug O. - Oblique reference but I got it; Rick Schies; Keith MacKenzie - not exactly, it was pliers, but you were looking at the wire stripper part; Philip Cole - bolt cutter - not exactly, but given; Kathy A - given on the reversal; Mimi Ditchie; Sue Wilde - very precise and excellent technical terms used. So, a correct answer AND a Doohicky Award!!!! Paula Brumbe - given on the rebound since you included everything it could possibly have been! And Finally, Scooter who saw the idea, but could not see the trees for the wood (you had to be there).

Well done you lot!

Honorable mentions to...
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Cheryllee - A large keyhole? Net says:-->> Fell into my perfect trap! Mega-creepy evil chuckle... LOL...

Paula Cook-Farkas - An opening into the dark depths of hell... Net says:-->> Errr... No. But, so inventive I will reciprocate with a "Darkest, Deepest, Dastardly Award for Devilish Design" as a one off. Put your hands together everybody for PC-F... Yayh!!!!!!!

Ryncediez - beautiful! Net says:-->> I think that kinda missed the point Ryncy! LOL.

Bev - Older style keyhole .... the kind that uses a skeleton key. OK you get one too... I Award you the two and only... "Darkest, Deepest, Dastardly Award for Devilish Design" I ask you all to applaud this award ladies and gentlemen!!!

Nancy Holte - Hmmmm. . . but I'm going to take a stab in the dark, just to be different. Let's go with a sundial. Net says:-->> Yup! As predicted you are wrong. But a Doohicky Award People!!! Yayh!!!

Peggy Sirk - I thought it looked like a railroad spike... Net says:-->> Silence was the stunned reply... ... ... ... ... ...OK. A Doohicky Award ladies and Gents. YahY!!!

Michelle Young - Oh I don't have a clue, a keyhole maybe, but I do like the shot. Net says:-->> Ha! Another perfect entrapment. LOL...

Alta D© - Gate to the Batcave! =) Net says:-->> Wow. I did not see THAT one coming. A Doohicky Award. Yayyyha!!!!

Sean - It's a very cool shot of whatever it is! Net says:-->> Why thanks! You're pretty handsome yourself.

Camille Bisson - looks like part of some sort of turn mechanism that closes to the top there. Net says:-->> Well, I looked at it from every angle and could not see what thats about. So, its a day for special awards. You get the "Bizarre and Incomprehensible Award" for Today. Er... Yay? LOL...

Mike Warren - Keyhole 17th century? Net says:-->> Ah ha! You fell into my antique trap. Perfectly laid by my time traveling team. Tee hee...

Liz (fotomama) - looks like it is missing a piece lol.... Net says:-->> No, its not. Cool idea though. LOL>

Thanks for the ticklish top tool tips today. Great fun!
See you tomorrow.
Enjoy!

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[Kate Klinck]

top of a safety pin?

[Kate Klinck]

or maybe a pop can tab?

[Kate Klinck]

yep it's a pop can tab i believe, scratch my 1st answer :o)

[Jenn]

I agree with Katherine! Pop can tab

[Mike Warren]

diet pop top tab

[Howard N]

Looks to me, here in Connecticut, like a "Pop-Top in Motion"...which might have been a title to a drinking song as well... back in the day!

[Kathy A]

Ring pull on a soda can but I think that's what has already been said but in a different language.

[Rick Schies]

Yes it looks like a tab to a soda can.

[Vanessa Walters]

I agree with the tab on a soda can

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

ah, I think I know this well, it is a lifted metal tab on a can of beer or a can of champagne.

[Nancy Holte]

I have to echo the others with a metal pull tab from the top of a can of beer or soda. But WAIT A MINUTE here, Paula @brumbe mentioned a can of champagne. Champagne comes in cans? That must be some European thing. I've never seen Champagne in a can, although I'm not really a drinker so it's entirely possible I just haven't been to the right stores.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

@nana Sophia from the Francis Ford Copalla Winery. I will admit that the bottle is much better than the can. http://www.franciscoppolawinery.com/wine/sofia/mini

[Paula]

@brumbe I went to that winery (which I loved) when I lived in Napa! I wish I'd known about the canned champagne!!

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

@pwallis I am going to visit the area in September, so I will make sure to pick up some. We actually have two restaurants here that serve it in a can.

[Aarti krishnakumar]

the can opening thingy ?

[Shirley Chetwynd]

yep pull top ring

[Muse]

No idea about the English name, but I'll go for the thing you pull to open a can!

[Sue Wilde]

Not a ring pull to open a can but something that if lowered closes and locks something...Oh...and it's very shiney

[judith deacon]

I think its a ring pull, you know, those little things you see scattered all over the grass after every outdoor event!!!

[Bodil Fahlcrantz]

What a fun idea : Identify This!
I think it is a handle on a pot

[Michelle Gaynor]

Ring pull on a can of something or another!

[june milner]

my guess a ring pull

[Liz (fotomama)]

HA...a zipper!!!

[Lesley Barber]

Ring pull?

[Michelle]

Has to be a ring pull :) Amazing perspective on this one Net :)

[Caren]

Pull ring for a pop can

[Frances Chaloner]

can opener ring pull

[ryncediez]

great shot!

[scooter]

Ok, I have been looking and will have to go with the flow, pop can pull ring.

[Jen E]

soda can tab!

[Nancy Holte]

Paula @brumbe Thanks for the info. I had no idea!

[Natacha Murphy]

a can ring. this is fun your different shots each day! they look so cool too!

[she devil]

ring pull on a can