What Is It? Game 98
W00t! It’s time for our collaboration with the always-fun What is It? blog. Can you guess what this strange contraption pictured to the left is for?
Place your guess in the comment section. One guess per comment, please – though you can enter as many as you’d like. Please post no URL or weblinks – let others play (you’ll be disqualified if you do so).
The first person who guessed right will get a Free Neatorama T-shirt. If no one gets it right, then the funniest guess will win.
Is it a prototype Dalek? Find more clues at the What is It? Blog. Good luck!
Update 5/8/09 – that was too easy! Here’s the answer: A TaylorMade golf club display stand, these can be found near the indoor practice area in a golf shop. It would not have held a full set, but a selection of different models of the same number club, I saw a display like this in a local shop and it was full of six irons. The clubs were available for customers to hit a few balls with each to compare the performance of the various models.
Congratulations to: Joe #8 who got it right first!
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The Dalek Girls: Extermination Never Looked This Good!

LiveJournal user Echidnite shows us why Australian cosplayers rawk! Behold, the world’s loveliest Daleks at Supanova expo in Brisbane. Extermination (and toilet plungers) never looked this good! Link – via i09
Dalek Found in a Pond
When Marc Oakland volunteered to clear dumped trash from a pond in Beaulieu, Hampshire, England, he didn’t expect to find organisms from the planet Skaro amongst the rubbish:
The 42-year-old said: "I’d just shifted a tree branch with my foot when I noticed something dark and round slowly coming up to the surface. I got the shock of my life when a Dalek head bobbed up right in front of me.
"It must have been down there for some time because it was covered in mould and water weed, and had quite a bit of damage. One of the dome lights was smashed, but the eye-stalk was intact and the head and neck stayed in one piece as I carefully lifted it out."
It’s probably a lost prop from when the BBC shot an episode of Doctor Who back in the 1980s: Link (Photo: Solent)









