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Emmy 2 year s ago
#11 I don't think so. Looks more like transport for a large buoy.
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Bridget 2 year s ago
Emmy,
Yeah. A rubber ball as a building bumper doesn't make sense. It wouldn't even last the night before someone pops it just for fun.
Yeah. A rubber ball as a building bumper doesn't make sense. It wouldn't even last the night before someone pops it just for fun.
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Josophine 2 year s ago
Emmy,
Whatever it's actually for, horses love to play with these these.
Whatever it's actually for, horses love to play with these these.
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Ebenezer 2 year s ago
#5 PURSE HOLDER
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Vinson 2 year s ago
#5 Looks more like a cupholder to me, with a hook to hang your purse.
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Stuart 2 year s ago
#13 is known as pappagallo (parrot) in Italy. Padella is a pan shaped thinghy for number two for people that cannot get up from the bed
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Quillie 2 year s ago
#17
almost! It indicated where valves and/or connections are:
the top line is the ID, the second line tells you the distance in meters, left or right from your current position, the third line the distance forward.
so the top sign says it's 80cm (or 0.8 meter) to the left, and 11.2 meters in front of you
firefighters use these to locate water
almost! It indicated where valves and/or connections are:
the top line is the ID, the second line tells you the distance in meters, left or right from your current position, the third line the distance forward.
so the top sign says it's 80cm (or 0.8 meter) to the left, and 11.2 meters in front of you
firefighters use these to locate water
Yeah. A rubber ball as a building bumper doesn't make sense. It wouldn't even last the night before someone pops it just for fun.
Whatever it's actually for, horses love to play with these these.
almost! It indicated where valves and/or connections are:
the top line is the ID, the second line tells you the distance in meters, left or right from your current position, the third line the distance forward.
so the top sign says it's 80cm (or 0.8 meter) to the left, and 11.2 meters in front of you
firefighters use these to locate water