Identify This No. 113

What on earth is this?

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

Previously, in ID This No. 112...
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You saw a hand bicycle pump with the flexible connector nozzle coming partially out of its little tube storage hole.
Well done everyone. Once again, most people got this one.

Honorable mentions...
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Lee Gordon - the end of a bicycle pump and adapter :) Net says:-->> Congratulations, first in with this one Lee. Nicely done! Yee haw!

Howard N - Lee and June are correct, it is bicycle tire pump. Looks like the mobile variety that is attached to the bike frame, so you won't leave home without it and be caught flat. Net says:-->> I could do with being caught flat. My weight is a little over the top! LOL>

Paula Brumbe - well, not to blow up out of proportion I guess one would have to be a lemming sheep follower and go with bicycle pump thing a ma doohicky a bob. I would rather it be a motorboat engine fuse though. Net says:-->> Wow! Didn't see that one coming! A motor boat engine fuse. Incredible! a "Doohicky Award!" Yahoo!

Brad Johnson - Is this one of those fancy new electronic cigarettes? Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy! LOL - great idea!

Liz (fotomama) - that is a BIG needle!!! OMG:0 Net says:-->> Oh my! That one would hurt! LOL> a "Doohicky Award!" Yahooo!

Sue Wilde - Bicycle pump...also useful for footballs when you put the needle thing in it. Net says:-->> Yup! Gives me the needle too. LOL...

Paula Cook-Farkas - This is obviously the Acme Rocket launcher that Wile E Coyote uses to catch the Roadrunner. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy! But ROFL> Great idea. Loved this one. Laughed a lot. I think you should also get the Acme Award for tonight! Yeeeeha!

Well done people. Great fun on this one. Thanks for supporting this little photographic series! See ya soon.

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[mag]

It's some kind of container which holds a ping pong type float ball

[Nancy Holte]

I'm pretty sure it's the thing you put your baseball cap on to stick it in the dishwasher. In other words, I don't have a clue.

[Rick Schies]

That's the metal hat they put on your head just before they throw the switch :(

[Brian Buccigrossi]

Light bulb protector

[scooter]

Wow, another prop from a horror film...thinking from the "Saw" series....can you tell I like horror films!!! LOL

[Breanna Gard-Rodriguez]

Whatever it is it's pretty cool

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Dog muzzle. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

It's a helmet that the Romans used to wear when they went to do battle and one size fits all .....DUH...i give up.

[Kathy A]

Some sort of protective hat for someone with a small head.

[Howard N]

This gizmo either keeps things from going down or keeps things from coming up when inserted into where it goes properly. I think it prevents things from going in because of the little tabs, which keep whatever it is from doing the same.

[Doug O.]

Light bulb protective cage

[Jennifer C]

a viking helmet

[Sue Wilde]

Helmet to protect the wearer from alien thought rays. Usually made from used aluminium food trays.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

metal cage for the Smurf Metal Cage Fights that are happening this weekend in a forest near you.

[Tashy]

medieval torture equipment?

[IlseAl]

It's the protective helmet of Antony Hopkins @ Silence of the lambs.

[Mattia G.]

part of a vacuum cleaner?

[emily tull]

i have no idea but it looks medieval

[DavidCHR]

Electric chair head fashion.

[Mike Warren]

Safety cover for a light bulb?

[Alta D©]

a fancy head gear, one that would make Lady Gaga look more alien-ish! =)

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

It's part of a paint whisk attachment for an electric drill. It froths the paint so's you can have a bubbly paint texture. Very popular during the home improvement phase in the '90s. 0:-)

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

its a leaf guard for a drainpipe