What Is It? Game 107

it’s a heatsink for a power transistor, like a 3052 or similar

A broken piece of Megatron salvaged by scavengers after a battle with Optimus Prime.

Meat tenderizer!

floral frog (for flower arrangements)

It’s a proto-Lego. The first attempt at many things fails, sometimes miserably. This prototype for LEGOs failed on three fronts. First, the spikes are quite sharp, second, there are two down sides to the block, no up side, and third, it’s made of LEAD, which, I’m pretty sure is frowned upon when used as a children’s toy.

The Klingons TIE-fighter design proposal (eventually rejected by the Empire)

Snow Shoe?

this is the rare, but often referenced, Iron Butterfly.

Cooling system for electronic appliances?

It is a heatsink for the final output transistor on a
mobile transmitter, perhaps a C.B.

button mould

Obviously a heat sink. Too bad I didn’t get here first!

It’s a Giant Lego Maker . I’m sure of that !

it’s a heatsink, but I don’t know what component it helps cool.

It’s the operational middle insert for twinkie filling…you know that white creamy stuff that’s better than crack? Somehow the middle of the food that has a shelf life that mocks humanity has to be extracted so the nectar of the gods or at least the nectar of those drooling can be inserted.

Looks like an internal antenna

It’s a heat sink that goes either between the carburetor and intake manifold or between the carburetor and air cleaner for a small gas engine, perhaps a weed wacker or leaf blower.. maybe even a small hobby engine.

Hair brush for twins.

It’s the special golf club head they use to put the dimples in golf balls.

You have to hit the ball juuuuuust right…

High Tension wire mount/spacer?

Looks like some sort of old mulching/tilling blade.

It is junk.

looks like a lint filter from an old washing machine.
the water would flow over this and all the fluffy stuff and tissue paper would gather on it.

It’s a wire coathanger bender.

It’s the game where you have to drop a ping pong ball on top of the spikes and try to catch it at the bottom.

It is part of the machine that makes the dimples in sao bikkies.

Is is a metal structural joint to connect two wooden beams (the pins go into the flat surfaces of the beams’ ends).

This is a Honkle-Flemer. It is a tool used for stimulating pherome genisis in woolly yaks. The yak pheromes are instrumaental in making toothpaste, and is in every brand on the market. No kidding. If you knew what else was in toothpaste, you’d brush your teeth with dirt. Really.

oh…thats really a painted donkey…

It’s a steam punk maxi-pad.

The heat sink can be converted to a tool of torture.. scary..