Identify This No. 156

Here are some strange objects. To start the festivities, what are they?

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

Previously, in ID This No. 154...
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You remember ID this no 104 - there was this back scratcher object? Well, ID This no. 154 is the other end. One end it scratches, one end it rolls. Sometimes roller pressure is as good as a scratch. Other times a roll up and down the back or the bottom of the feet provides all sorts of relief! Well, that is what this is for.

Honourable mentions...
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Sue Wilde ace
OK! lets try roller thing for sealing the edges of pastry when you make wontons (let's just see how far that takes everyone off track.) Net says:-->> Nice idea. I thought wontons were twisted in the pastry? Well, perhaps we were both wrong... A doohicky award yeehaaa!

Kathy A - You can't fool me @swilde , its a skateboard! Net says:-->> Kewl idea, a skate board with a wheel on one end and a scratcher on the other. The mind boggles! A doohicky award for inventiveness!

Alison Bailey - One of those spurious massager thingies. Or it's for rolling out pastry - very slowly. Net says:-->> I think spurious massager thingies gets close enough - Yeaaahaaaa!!!

Rick Schies - Massage roller. Net says:-->> correctomundo, my observant friend! Yeeeahahhaa!

Mike Warren - A desert canoe paddle. Net says:-->> Wow! Double weird! A frictionless drive mechanism. OK that definitely gets a Doohicky award! YYYYYYYYAAAAAHOOOOO!

mittens (Marilyn) - A kitty toy. You hang it up and the kitty paws at the roller part. Oh, just kidding. Maybe a foot massager. Net says:-->> A Doohicky award and a Yes! Yeaahaaaa!!!

Shanne - back massager Net says:-->> Plausible and Correct! Yeaaaah!

Sue Roth - i know this one well! that is the opposite end of a back scratcher..its a massager thing. Net says:-->> Exactly right! Observer of the day! Precise and fully 100% correctomundo!!!! Yeehaaaa!

Shirley Chetwynd - hmmm beats me. Net says:-->> No, no, you got the wrong idea. You don't beat anyone with it you use it to massage bits! LOL> Teehee.

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[Kathy A]

Pipe cleaners in Christmas colours.

[Mike Warren]

Christmas trash ties.

[Lisabell]

Pipe cleaners! You know, I can't recall ever seeing a pipe cleaner being used to clean a pipe. Perhaps we should change the name to something related to their more popular use in children's craft projects.

[Janet Morris]

Festive pipe cleaners :)

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

the cleaners of pipes. Or more commonly known as fuzzy bending craft sticks.

[Diane]

Pipe cleaners?

[Bev]

Pipe cleaners

[Sue Wilde]

Pipe cleaners...although I'm not sure why anyone would want to clean their pipe in colour.

[Tena E. Collyer]

"Holiday" pipe cleaners?

[Tena E. Collyer]

fuzzy licorice sticks? jk.

[Shanne]

pipe cleaners

[Robin]

I agree; pipe cleaners.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Craft sticks, based on good old pipe cleaners.

[Rick Schies]

Bendable craft sticks, aka colored pipe cleaners for the rich and famous

[Dione Giorgio]

Could that be a floor mop?