My oh my, it's Thursday already. Time for our weekly collaboration with the always intriguing What Is It? Blog! Let's get started: what is the object above used for?
Place your guess in the comment section. One guess per comment, please - though you can enter as many as you'd like. Let others play, do not post any URL or web link (doing so will invalidate your entry). You have until the answer is revealed at the What Is It? Blog. Two winners: the first correct guess and the funniest albeit ultimately wrong guess.
Let's mix it up a bit: Winners will get a neat Kitchen Stuff item from the NeatoShop worth $20 or less. Go on, take a look there. IMPORTANT: Please write your choice alongside your guess. If you don't make your selection then you *forfeit* the prize, mmkay?
For more clues, check out the What Is It? Blog. Good luck!
Update 5/17/10 - the answer is: A naval bar shot, it was fired from a cannon and was designed to rip away an enemy ship's rigging, similar to chain shot. Congratulations to Anonymustard who got it right first (but declined the prize) and to The Flint Skinny's guess of Michael Clarke Duncan's Prince Albert. Whatever you do, DO NOT Google it!
It's an extra large door knob.
probably used to assemble an old bridge or some heavy equipment /building/ ship /the list goes on.....
Pac-Man Hothead Pot Holder please :D
bombs away shot glasses :)
Cthulhu Water Bottle!
bbq branding iron
(Squid Wreck Pint Glass)
But it'S already taken. Too late.
A Stone Cold Ice tray would serve my beverages well.
A Stone Cold Ice tray would serve my beverages well.
(I mean "cotton swabs", I dunno which one is the most understandable.)
Hopside Down Beer Glass please.
They were invented a long time before that but this may be from the revolutionary war...
If Im the lucky one I would like I'm not a paper cup.
I'd like the ABC cookie cutters if they come in stock, if not, the Disappearing Civil Liberties Mug
Polluted Glassed
Arrogant Bastard Tumbler!
(bloody evidence knife.)
They're all anchors.
I request the hop side down beer glass please.
Heres a picture *shut up*
http://www.forumromanum.org/life/johnston171.jpg