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Posted 7 months ago #
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No, it's not part of any appliance.
Posted 7 months ago # -
looks rather like the intersection of cushions or cushion and beading on a vinyl-covered chair.
BTW, another difference between the portland spurge and this wood spurge- the portland in dorcet the sub-blossoms open vertically- parallel to each other, leaving the center clear, this one they open horizontally- across the original center.
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Goody, not part of a cushion. This object is very common. I'm sure everyone here has more than one.
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Yes, that's the normal color throughout everything that's visible. They come in different sizes and color, but this is a common color.
I'm telling you, you have some of these.
Posted 7 months ago # -
bread? or wrapping paper?
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copmom, no, not bread or wrapping paper. Not consumable.
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Is this part of a window covering? Like levelors, or mini blinds, or window shades?
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copmom, no, again. I only have mini blinds in one window and only curtains on the rest of the windows. This object is more common than those.
Posted 7 months ago # -
Buckleysmom here (using hubbys pc and can't remember my login).
Maizey.....it kinda looks like the back of a computer disk box or recipe file box, but at that angle it would have to be standing on it's side/end. The left part being the lid. But then I don't know what the little "pin" thing would be. How about a size hint?
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Buckleysmom.. gotta learn to jot those login's down on a pad! Been there, done that!
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BK, AKA "PawBear" - No not part of a disk or file box.
Everyone, even those without modern gadgets, has some of these if they live in any type of a conventional home. By that I mean they do not live in a cave, tepee, mud hut or something like that. They are usually seen in groups of 2 or 3, but not real close together.
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umm. hinges? like on a door?
Posted 7 months ago # -
Goody, You win, again! It's a simple door hinge.
______________________________________Um...for the mechanical wonder that you are, I give you the Cog Factory
Posted 7 months ago # -
FYI, if you live in an old mobile home (or travel trailer) they come in ones- aka 'piano hinge', and a pita they are to adjust.
I rather liked 'the incredible machine' series.
Posted 7 months ago # -
You're right, I forgot about them having the piano hinges.
I liked the incredible machine games too. It's been awhile since I've played. Can't remember if I had them on a Widows 3.1 or 95 system.
Posted 7 months ago # -
I had all 3- dos, win 3.1x and win9x. (took a whole bleedin' cd for that one!)
this must be time for G What is it 035- common, but not in homes.
Warning- camera in reflection may be closer than it appears. no flash.
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Posted 7 months ago # -
#35.....reflection in a toaster?
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nope. very rare in homes. and my toaster's white.
Posted 7 months ago # -
You said not common in homes. My toaster is in the swimming pool.
Posted 7 months ago # -
offices, yes. swimming pools, no.
Posted 7 months ago # -
A piece of plumbing in a men's room?
Posted 7 months ago # -
nope, usually at the front desk.
Posted 7 months ago # -
Wow....you guys have a urinal at the front desk? Ours is over by the water cooler.
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not plumbing. though to clarify things, urologists' offices come real close since that's the second thing they want each visit, a urine sample.
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2 way mirror
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no, although I have one hanging in the front room. that's chromed steel, fairly thin, and curved both ways.
Posted 7 months ago # -
G35 - you holding a water glass?
No, not holding, but a water glass?
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