Identify This No.90

What are todays objects... An interesting bunch.

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

Yesterday in ID This No. 88...
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Identify This No 88 was a high security key. Very high security. So high in fact that it does not open the door any more! LOL.

Honorable mentions...
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Paula Brumbe - not sure but I bet they fit together like perfect halves. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but they do fit together in the same shaft. LOL

Trina Holub - It;s a key! Net says:-->> Yayyyaaahoo! Correct!

Brandie Moody - A key to open the doors of imagination! Net says:-->> YYYYYYYYaaaaahhhhho.! correct.

Kathy A - Its the male and female keys. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a hermaphrodite key does sound unique! A Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Shirley Chetwynd - It's a lock.... yes... Net says:-->> Oooops! No, its a key... the other part needed for a lock. LOL. Hee hee...

Shanne - it looks like a key, Net says:-->> YYYYYYYYaaaaahhhhho.! correct.

Matt Carver - It looks like a fancy key to me! Net says:-->> YYYYYYYYaaaaggggahhhhho.! Correct. LOL

Alison Bailey - Key for a mortice lock? Net says:-->> No, its alive, morticians don't come into this... LOL!!! [Actually for a high security lock].

Ian Busuttil - This is part of a key - of a lock. Just like the one on my mum's front-door. Net says:-->> Wow! Bet thats secure. Correct answer!

Rick Schies - It looks like it might be a hinge. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, an odd observation there, but the shiny flare might have obscured the joint. So a "Doohicky Award!" Yaaho.

Alta D© - Key patterns?Net says:-->> Close, actually a key. Nice one.

Thanks for dropping by everyone.

For the answer to ID This No. 87 go to the next picture.

[Kathy A]

We used to use the key in ID 88 many years ago in the secure mental hospital. We used to call them male and female keys because of the way the two sides fit into each other.

[Howard N]

I'm back... to identify these plastic copies of genuine walrus tusk toothpicks. However, if that is what they are not, I submit they are possibly throw-away torture implements.

[lorihiro]

Little plastic toothpicks?

[Shanne]

plastic toothpicks?

[bkb in the city]

I have to go with plastic toothpicks

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

I'm with the others. Hey, haven't you got a lot of stuff? Where do you keep the Concorde? ;-)

[Tashy]

Something to do with crochet?

[Shirley Chetwynd]

I give up ... just tell ME what it is, and i wont tell the others hehe

[Rick Schies]

Iwill go with tooth pics

[Kathy A]

Tent pegs?

[scooter]

Not a clue.

[Mary Ellis]

Definitely tooth picks

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

tiger tooth cleaning tools

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

@brumbe Hahahaha!! I was going to say teeth cleaner, too...but the tiger teeth...I think you nailed it.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

@aj1268 It took me a whole 24 hours to really figure out that the reason they were curved on the end was to give the technician enough leverage for a quick run.

[Alta D©]

yep, toothpick!