Identify This No. 95

What is this thing-a-me-doo-dah?

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

Previously, in ID This No. 93...
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Yes, of course, an easy one... it was a glass paperweight. Cool!

Geter-righters were... mjmaven; Nancy Holte; Rick Schies; Diane Owens; Shanne; Alison Bailey [and see below]; Lesley Barber; judith deacon... Well done all!


Honorable mentions...
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Paula Brumbe - well it appears you have one of Pamela Anderson's former enhancement pieces that she had replaced with bigger and better enhancement. How much did that cost ya on Ebay. Net says:-->> LOL! Wow! Those could kill! A "Doohicky Award!" Yahooooooooo!

Isabel M - I'm sure you have the hability of doing a great Macro, so i will go with a drop of mercury... (crazy me it was the first thing that came to my mind ;P) Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy! An original and wierd answer. Yeeehaaaaaaaaaa!

karenann - I'm going with contact lens!!!!! Or another device to torture karenann!! Net says:-->> Goodness me! That little baby weighs about 3 pounds. Imagine that in your eye socket! LOL. a "Doohicky Award!" Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaho!

Paula Cook-Farkas - I must go with your bargain basement replacement crystal ball...it seems to be missing the other half. ;) Net says:-->> Excellent Answer! Love that one. LOL. a "Doohicky Award!" Yahoooooooooooooooo!

Kathy A - A coloured thing. Net says:-->> Er... yes, true its coloured. But you don't get away with it that easily! LOL.

Shirley Chetwynd - contact lens with a reflection of something.Net says:-->> Clever, but NO!!! LOL!!

Alison Bailey - Like they said - a paperweight. Glass? Resin cast? Glass, I think. Either that or you've taken droplet photography to a whole new level. Net says:-->> Correct AND a Doohicky! I just love that droplet photog idea going too far! LOL...

Mike Warren - Looks like a mercury drop. Net says:-->> Sadly, it'd be too dangerous. The vapours are deadly you know!
posted August 30th, 2011 delete | reply

Excellent answers tonight, thanks for dropping by, see you tomorrow!

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[Paula x2 Brumbe]

seriously, it is the thing I would never ever go into the woods without. It has a sense of scale and direction and prevents me from getting lost. It is a handy compass.

[Rick Schies]

This looks like a compass for drawing?

[scooter]

Wow, I am not sure, looks like a ruler but with some type of compass in the middle?

[Nancy Holte]

Well, since everyone is guessing compass, I'm going to go with a metronome. OR, a level. Definitely NOT a compass.

[Vicki Kell]

rotor

[Jennifer C]

compass????

[Arthur Loosley]

Protractor?

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Isn't it one of those posh compasses you get in shops for the outward bound? The type of compass that's got other bits on it for map reading.
That's technical terminology. :-)

[Kathy A]

I'm sure you'd use it to measure something.

[Shanne]

compass - one for reading maps

[Eddy]

A compus... Net maybe nice macro..

[Sue Wilde]

This is a measuring device!

[Mary Ellis]

I think this is a walker's compass.

[Alta D©]

Going with the compass here too.