Identify This No.96

Here is an interesting "what-dja-ma-call-it. What do ya call it?

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

Previously, in ID This No. 94...
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Probably the easiest to date... it was a clock. Simples! Tcht! [An English semiotic in-joke there].

Nearly everyone got it right with some interesting deviants! Congrats if you got a clock! Well done... Yeeehaaa to ya all!
Correct peeps are... Paula Brumbe; Brian Buccigrossi; Rick Schies; scooter; Diana Moss; Nancy Holte; Mike Gifford; Shirley Chetwynd; Alison Bailey; Kathy A; Alta D©

Honorable mentions...
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Sue Roth - pressure cooker lid? (I'm probably way off but that was my first thought). Net says:-->> Interesting, and I did not see it coming, but you could have an angle there. a "Doohicky Award!" Yahooooo!

Paula Brumbe - the mechanisim that sits on your left arm that shows you how long your exposures should be. Net says:-->> Sadly I cannot affort a chronological accoutrement? Anyway all my exposures are 10 inches - I do a lot of macros... LOL. Correct chrono-observational metaphore however. Yeeeeeeha!!!

Brian Buccigrossi - alarm clock face. Net says:-->> Nicely seen - Correct! Yeeeha!

Shirley Chetwynd - Yes a clock with a second hand as well,and the time was 1.15. Net says:-->> Funnily enough correct answer, wrong time! Tee hee. What you can't see is that the clock was upside down when the shot was taken. Also since each of the cardinal points are single stripes you could not tell the orientation or the time. So, good attempt but chronologically wrong. LOL...

Shanne - My thought was the levers to close a pressure cooker lid too, but I'm not convinced on this one. Net says:-->> Nor am I convinced on this one since its a clock face!!! LOL

Alison 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. :-) Net says:-->> Actually it is an alarm clock - hence the fourth hand for the time of the alarm. But you you got the clock part right! Yeeha!
posted August 31st, 2011 delete | reply

Excellent answers tonight, thanks for dropping by, see also the next picture!

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http://365project.org/netkonnexion/365/
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[Terry]

umbrella stand

[Robert Zurfluh]

What he said

[scooter]

Going umbrella stand as well but at first it reminded me of a toothbrush holder.

[lorihiro]

Umbrella stand?

[Amanda F.]

Cue stand.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I'm slso thinking umbrella stand.

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Pffftttthhh to the umbrella stand! I say it's Art Deco!

[Rick Schies]

It's an awesome set of brass knuckles that packs a wallop, no seriously, an umbrella stand.

[Nancy Holte]

Well, to be honest, I would probably not have gotten this one if I hadn't first read Terry's answer (@sarasdadandmom). But, now that he says that, I'd have to go along with umbrella stand.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

well if you are only ten inches away and need know time keeper, I say this is a giant toothpick holder for when you need to quickly grab a few to keep your eyes open. :)

[Diana Horn]

You have the most interesting "gadgets" I have ever seen. I cannot even venture a guess for most of them. Keep them guessing.

[Kathy A]

I suppose I have to agree with umbrella stand.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

At first glance it looked like a pipe rack then I noticed it was standing on the floor, so yes, a stand for umbrellas and walking sticks and maybe even shooting sticks if you own them.

[Alta D©]

definitely umbrella stand.

[Sue Wilde]

This is def just a very good pic

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Oooh, no, no good for shoooting sticks; they've got stabiliser discs at the bottom , haven't they? Wouldn't be able to store those in this contraption, then.

[Lesley Barber]

Toothbrush holder?!

[Caroliene]

Umbrella stand is my guess too?