Identify This No. 94

What is this odd thing?

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

Previously, in ID This No. 92...
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Yes, of course, what you saw were the exposed top parts of the common pop rivet or blind rivet... three of them in fact.

Geter-righters were... Shanne, Shirley Chetwynd; Kathy A; Alison Bailey, Well done you clever peeps!


Honorable mentions...
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Jennifer C - they are round and metallic thingies Net says:-->> So are pennies, but equally as wrong too.... LOL.

Vanessa Walters - Are they screw heads on a piece of metal Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but close! Yaahy!

mittens (Marilyn) - Washers of some kind?Net says:-->> Sadly not. Hee hee!

Brian Buccigrossi - buttons...for clothes. Net says:-->> Ones you could just pop off? No, sadly, again, not! LOL>....

Mike Warren - Life savers. Net says:-->> Ah ha! Fiendishly small life rings for Lillipuddlians? LOL. Afraid knot! LOL... but a "Doohicky Award!" Yahhhheeea! [OK, you could mean the Life Saver Sweets not rings to throw to drowning midgits. But more fun my way! grin]...

Crazy Girl - screw heads. Net says:-->> Who is screwing with your head! You tell 'em to watch out. We will keep our eye riveted on you! LOL>....

Paula Brumbe - your newest piece from IKEA and from the tree allen wrench bolts I will say it is the side holding the support piece. Net says:-->> Could have been true. In fact this is my latest fabricated applience for the photographic arts. I have fiendishly fashioned a tray to attach my laptop to my tripod so I can shoot tethered. These rivets hold the tray onto a quick release plate. I may photograph it for you one day. Cool equipment! So your explanation was convincing! Ha. Definately a Doohicky award! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEha!

Rick Schies - Snap sockets. Net says:-->> Er... is that American for pop rivets? If so well done. Spot on. If not then I have no idea! LOL...

karenann - New Flavored Silver Life-Savers! You get to taste the first one, Net! Net says:-->> Obviously life savers are not what I think they are!?! Explanations? OK See Mike Warren above. I flunked my American Confectionary Exam!] So a Doohicky Award! Yeeeeehaaaaaawooo!

Paula Cook-Farkas - Spacers, not to be confused with space bars. And they are little ones. Net says:-->> A good try, but sadly not. LOL. I don't get many opportunities to drink in space bars for spacers... LOL.

Thanks for the fun. Another one in the next picture!

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[Sue]

pressure cooker lid? (I'm probably way off but that was my first thought)

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

the mechanisim that sits on your left arm that shows you how long your exposures should be.

[Brian Buccigrossi]

alarm clock face

[Rick Schies]

Face of a clock

[scooter]

Clock face.

[Diana Moss]

It looks like the hands of an alarm clock ?

[Nancy Holte]

Well, I'd say it's a clock for sure; possibly the clock in your car, but it seems like it has too many hands to be a car clock.

[Mike Gifford]

Hour, minute and second hands on a rather obscure clock.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

yes a clock with a second hand as well,and the time was 1.15

[Kathy A]

A clock

[Shanne]

My thought was the levers to close a pressure cooker lid too, but I'm not convinced on this one

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Flummoxed! My first thought was a clock, but there don't seem to be enough hour markers and there are 4 'hands' which seems a bit improbable. It's either a clock.... or it's not. :-)

[Alta D©]

Yeps. Alarm clock.