"I’ve seen this cane-shaped (usually) brass post at numerous bars and pubs and wondered what it is and what it is used for. l have been unable to Google the correct sequence of words to get a result."
"A “divider” or “service divider”. It serves to keep standing customers to one side, away from the part of the bar where servers pick up drinks. Also notice the opening under the bar, the bartender (in some designs) can lift the top and gets in and out. You don’t want customers standing there blocking access."
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Vinson 2 year s ago
I love these posts! More please!
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Thomas 2 year s ago
I still don´t know what #7 is despite the explanation
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Marv 2 year s ago
Thomas,
Fascinators are those silly little hats that women wear to the horse races - possibly Melbourne Cup in this instance.
Fascinators are those silly little hats that women wear to the horse races - possibly Melbourne Cup in this instance.
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Trixie 2 year s ago
Marv,
While you are correct, I believe this was part of a cosplay outfit.
While you are correct, I believe this was part of a cosplay outfit.
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Woody 2 year s ago
Thomas,
It's a piece of random costume stuff probaly left behind by last person and the housekeeping didn't pick it up. I would switch rooms.
It's a piece of random costume stuff probaly left behind by last person and the housekeeping didn't pick it up. I would switch rooms.
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Keziah 2 year s ago
#5
I would like to add that this is a love letter. (Yes, I am a nerd) Basically it states the acceptance of someone elses love/engagement. In a different interpretation one could see it as a love poem. From the syntax I would say it belongs to the time of Nabû-kudurrī-uṣur (Nebu-kad-Nezar), round 1.100 B.C.
I would like to have that tablet. :)
I would like to add that this is a love letter. (Yes, I am a nerd) Basically it states the acceptance of someone elses love/engagement. In a different interpretation one could see it as a love poem. From the syntax I would say it belongs to the time of Nabû-kudurrī-uṣur (Nebu-kad-Nezar), round 1.100 B.C.
I would like to have that tablet. :)
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Gussie 2 year s ago
#10 I highly doubt that plastic slot would be sufficient for a cargo/pet net. It is more likely for hanging your suit/jacket when traveling so you can attend whatever meeting/event you are bound for without wrinkling your jacket.
When there are handles above the door you can use that for the same purpose, and they often have a small hook for hanging just a jacket by the loop. That is what that little nub sticking up in the picture is for.
When there are handles above the door you can use that for the same purpose, and they often have a small hook for hanging just a jacket by the loop. That is what that little nub sticking up in the picture is for.
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Moss 2 year s ago
The plastic is just the cladding in the front. The poles for the cargo divider/pet mesh mount onto metal fixings behind the plastic molding that is welded onto the car frame.
I had the same in a previos Peugeot.
I had the same in a previos Peugeot.
Fascinators are those silly little hats that women wear to the horse races - possibly Melbourne Cup in this instance.
While you are correct, I believe this was part of a cosplay outfit.
It's a piece of random costume stuff probaly left behind by last person and the housekeeping didn't pick it up. I would switch rooms.
I would like to add that this is a love letter. (Yes, I am a nerd) Basically it states the acceptance of someone elses love/engagement. In a different interpretation one could see it as a love poem. From the syntax I would say it belongs to the time of Nabû-kudurrī-uṣur (Nebu-kad-Nezar), round 1.100 B.C.
I would like to have that tablet. :)
When there are handles above the door you can use that for the same purpose, and they often have a small hook for hanging just a jacket by the loop. That is what that little nub sticking up in the picture is for.
I had the same in a previos Peugeot.