Identify This! No. 41

And todays picture is? Have fun!
More about "Identify This"... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Yestderday you saw...
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In a stunning last second turn around I had to scrap my prepared text. Someone got it after I was convinced that it was not going to be correctly identified. Excellent work there to: La.Sk [@lr86365]! A brilliant last moment intervetion that had me re-writing the press release. Well done!

Yesterdays picture was a CD. Actually a MSOffice CD because it had a lovely yellow colour. The button in the middle that says push is the button that releases the CD from the box.

Honorable mentions to...
Lots of push buttons, too numerous to mention - think you were all focusing on the push when in fact it was the yellow that was the important part!

Michelle Gaynor - UFO?
Net says:-->> LOL. Nope, but gave me a great giggle.

Camille Bisson - upside down dish with a chip in it
Net says:-->> Interesting, but can't see it myself.

Paula Cook-Farkas - A photographer's reflection!
Net says:-->> Er, no. But it was my shadow falling across it as I took the shot.

scooter - For some reason it is reminding me of the P90X exercise...but my guess is a symbol instrument, unless I look at it tomorrow and change my mind! LOL
Net says:-->> Ah! The lovely, decisive Scooter strikes again!

Katherine Ann Klinck - the drain in a sink with a plug?
Net says:-->> Beats me! Couldn't see that...

Lisa Alexander - one of those weird looking magnets.
Net says:-->> Obviously one of those exceptionaly weird looking ones. In fact so weird I have never seen one. LOL>

Nadine Swart - The lid to a flask.
Net says:-->> Cool idea, but cant see it myself.

Tashy - Its one of those light switches that you push in, get light for about 20 seconds and then get plunged back into darkness before you've reached the bottom of the stairs.
Net says:-->> ROFL... That one really made me laugh. Great idea. Nope!

Sue Wilde - I've got it right...the answer is...I don't know
Net says:-->> You said it all!

La.Sk - A DVD inside it's case (the push being in the center of the disc holding it in place).
Sorry, I got really excited because I think I may finally have it this time lol but you know what I mean right? The push button is the part of the case that holds the disc in... I hope I'm right!
Net says:-->> LOL... I thought it brilliant the way you got so excited. Made me laugh a lot. Well done. Great observation on this one.

Thanks for trying everyone - a difficult one!
See you tomorrow.
Enjoy!

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[Carolyn White]

Zip ties

[ACRaszman]

colored cable ties

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

yup cable ties for sure

[Rick Schies]

Must go with the flow.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

Nope, not gonna answer on account of blurriness. Pretty sure it is your picture or 365. Okay, maybe it is the wine I just finished. Off to check my photo to ensure it is crystal clear.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

hmm, it may be the wine since I have blurry picture edges on my photo but blaming that on tilt shift app.

[Lisabell]

I know! I know! Pick me! Pick me!! Nylon cable ties. (I swear I didn’t peek at the previous answers!)

[Howard N]

From here in Connecticut the image looks like a bundle of what we call "zip ties."

[Doug O.]

Tie wraps, of course

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I guess cable ties, too.

[Keith MacKenzie]

I'll go with zip ties, but it does have a striking resembelence to the surface of an e coli bacterium under very high magnification

[Brandie]

Rainbow handcuffs =)

[Nancy Holte]

Everyone is calling them zip ties, which I suppose they are but I refer to them as the "thingy-ma-bobs that keep your suitcase lock held together." A very scientific term, I know.

[Jennifer C]

easy one, even i can see it's those plastic cable ties! yay i got one

[Bev]

Yeah.. I'm going with plastic ties too... I don't know if they are for cable or not, but they look like those ties that you have to use scissors to cut off

[scooter]

Ok, even though my decision making skills are perfect, I think I will stray and go with the crowd and say plastic ties, unless I wake up tomorrow and look again! :)

[scooter]

@lolanae LOL that is good!

[Dwayne lewis]

tie ups

[juletee]

Could they be roller picks? You know the old fashioned brush rollers that you stick the picks through??

[David]

Zip ties

[Karen Hurd (hwy61)]

Yes, those tie things...I use them on my luggage..figure if they really want to the security people can cut them and check my luggage...I also use them to hang my seasonal wreathes on my front door...so many uses!

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

So, to be different, I shall say that these are very colorful pricky sticks that diabetics use to check their blood sugar.

[Linda]

A rainbow of colored zip ties.

[TJ's World]

Yep, gotta go with the zip ties.

[Tashy]

cocktail sticks?

[Shirley Chetwynd]

Knitting needles

[Sue Wilde]

Blurry coloured things

[petra]

looks like colored tyraps

[Beth]

my guess is zip ties

[Camille Bisson]

zip ties, or what others are calling colored cable ties. i steal them all the times from my husband to hold up my tomato plants and he gets majorly mad at me 'cause he says that is not what they are used for.

[Kathy A]

It has got to be a bunch of knitting needles

[Jen E]

I'm thinking tie wraps

[Mair]

plastic cable tidies that have lots of other uses and a proper name probably.

[Kate Klinck]

i have to say zip ties as well :o)

[Mimi Ditchie]

Swizzle sticks? (I think that's what they are called....for drinks)

[Frances Chaloner]

zip ties