Identify This! No.80

What do you think this one is? Interesting...

More about "Identify This"... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Yesterday...
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I posted two shots yesterday. Some fun answers. Thanks.

Of course the first shot you saw was a Canon lens under the battery. I think all Canon lenses have that characteristic red spot for lining up the lens when mounting it into the camera. So all you Canon users should have got it!

The other shot was a Gel pen, made up in the form of the good old ball point pen. In my opinion the gel pens ink flows much better than the old splotchy ball points I used at school. Some things improve in life!

Enough of you got the answers. So just some honary mentions for the last two days...

The Battery and lens
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Paula Brumbe - its a duracell (battery, looks to be AAA, but could be AA). Net says:-->> Very precise and correct, but you did not mention the bit you were supposed to mention. LOL. Read the instructions. Tee hee. Nevermind, you recovered after I reminded you. Grin!

Sue Wilde - Gotta go with the flow of lens and battery...BUT I don't really think it's a lens...Not quite squared up enough and what's the red dot? Net says:-->> OK, now you know it was a lens. Also, grin, look carefully at the next Canon Camera you see! LOL.

Alison Bailey - It's one of those black, blurry things - very high tech; you can tell that because it's got a red dot. Net says:-->> ...and a doohicky award! A high tech red dot! I like that. LOL.

The pen
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robinwarner - it is the pen that i used all during high school..the rollerball i think it was called. Net says:-->> Yup, 'cept now they have this newfangled ink stuff called Gel in 'em.

Trina Holub - Made by Bic, I believe. Net says:-->> Originally, but not this one! Ha! LOL.

IlseAl - a real eye-catcher it is (and it is a ballpen ofcourse). Net says:-->> 'Tis too... Well done! LOL.

Eddy J. W. - The pen mightier then the sword !!!! Net says:-->> Especially if you get poked in the eye with it. LOL....

Alison Bailey - It's a member of an endangered species - an implement for hand writing, variety ball point pen. Net says:-->> Yes! Love the idea of an endangered species of ball point! A doohicky award! Yweeeewahah!!!!

Keith MacKenzie - It reminds me of the business end of a dentist drill, which reminds me... Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Thanks for participating. Lovely to be back, but more gaps coming soon. Ho hum! I will try and keep up.

My other albums today:
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/365/
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Looks like your car has been playing in the mud. Tire mired in the mud.

[Philip Cole]

A mountain bike tire tread after a trip through the sand.

[Rick Schies]

Tires after a trip on the beach

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

well worn tires after a spin in the dunes

[Doug O.]

This is a bike tire after a run thru some sand.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

Yep...I was going to say knobby golf cart or ATV tires with sandy dirt caked on them....

[scooter]

I was going to say a tire thru sand.

[lorihiro]

tire with sand?

[Amy Spada]

I think it's a bike tire covered in sand too.

[Robin]

A tyre covered in mud or sand.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

yeah a bike tyre

[Shanne]

I wondered about the tread on dry suit shoes covered in sand -but a mountain bike tyre tread looks more likely

[Sue Wilde]

Tyre and sand...precisely...nice new tyre and sand.

[Andy McAvoy]

I think it's bigger than a bike. 4x4 tyre with sand on.

[judith deacon]

I think its the front wheel of a construction site wheelbarrow covered in sand, concrete dust etc!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

It's a device for making patterns in the sand.

[Jen E]

a tire caked in sand