but if you type it in an entry box using firefox 2, it wants to add the " ' "!
[Buckleysmom: fuzzy logic is blurring the lines. a misspelling gets the answer, thus teaching shoddy logic imho personal only section]
the item is 4 and a quarter inches long and is just over 2 wide though most is less than an inch and a half. kitchen-type thing 'as seen on TV'.
a long time ago.
the view is across the long axis; there is more above and below the sample.
gurk- pothole.
Is it a veggie peeler?
nope. one leetle (<1/4")bit of iron at one end, structural nylon in between with a poly screw cap on the other.
no relation to a broadsword.
Only thing that comes to mind 'as seen on TV' a long time ago is Lucille Ball selling Vena Vita Vegamin!!
not even close, sorry. what no veg-o-matic memories?
Yes, I remember those too, but couldn't think of the name of it!
it's in between. far as I know still made today.
One of those egg peelers?
nope.
a different angle, some flash, now What is it?
does this angle help?
That last angle has something that looks like a weight with a piece of wire attached to it. No idea!
Dumbfounded!!!! :(
maizey.. me too!
That's 3 of us .....Not the three stooges though!!
Hint me Goody! Plllllleeeeeeeeeease?
kinda looks like a thing to catch food from going down the drain
The tip makes me think of those tools to break a car window in case of emergency, but the open weave makes me question that.
Come on, Goody, give us a little hint. :?
Soooooo... where is goody?? He's left us all hanging!
how about a real broad hint?
just been wiped out after clearing more blackberries in this heat.
if it wasn't for the seatbelt cutter built into those escape tools, I'd suggest an automatic center punch for crackin' glass- it needs less room to bust a car window.
The tip of a cake icing doohickie??
nope, the flow goes the other way.
Juicer?
site just let me log back in.
I'm trying to think of a fruit that needs an armor piercing tip to juice. nope. coming up blank.
not a juicer though juice is one of the things one might use it for.
LOL. You caught me grasping at straws, Goody. I figured if the darn thing was "as seen on tv" it was perhaps an overkill for a common process. I'm having trouble getting past the structural sections of this gizmo--let alone the armor-piercing component. I guess I'll just go on to the important matter of why is it white. Oh great....now I'm doing that stream-of-conciousness thing again. I hate it when I do that. :D
white nylon body, red screw-on cap on the far end- ponder this- where do you find fruit juice in armor?
Goody.....is it a coconut milker?
no, coconuts are just protected, not armored. include veggie juices in the pondering, sorry.
as I explained to a friend, this would be really bad to try and milk a coconut with.
A can opener?
close enough to fall inside the fuzzy target ring.
it's a reusable, resealable self-installing can spout that came as a set with a smaller, no-steel-tip easy-pour spout for half-gallon or smaller cardboard milk containers.
here's a different view, and shots of it installed from inside and outside a can.
for a change, rather than flowers-planted-to-look-at, here's some flowers-on-food-plants- first the blossom ball of an Elephant Garlic (these set atop a stem 4-6 feet tall, and are generally 3-5 inches across), and an artichoke left to bloom from the side and from the top- which is surprisingly similar to a bull thistle blooming.
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