Ice Push.

Alex

An Ice-Push is a strange weather phenomenon where shore winds cause ice to be pushed onto the beach. Here's a clip of such happenings in Miles Cove, Newfoundland, Canada. Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] - via reddit


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It's a spring loaded hanger for Peking Duck. The carcass is normally hung to dry the skin. You squeeze the two prongs together to fit the hanger into the cavity, and then let them spring back so the hanger won't come out. Now the duck can be hung conveniently by the ring!
. . . or something.
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Ah! This is the calipers of the long-forgotten science of linguanology, an off-shoot of phrenology. Linguanology theorizes that the thickness and width of your tongue determines your intelligence and personality.
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A portable set of hand-grip exercise device. These were a must-have for any self-respecting athletic person in the 80s. They could hang from a key-chain to avoid taking away precious fanny-pack space.
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