“Found this object in the kitchen of a deceased relative. About 18 inches long, the puck-shaped end is heavy solid metal.”
Answer: "It’s a handheld salamander. You heat the “puck” and hold it over the food to brown or melt the surface cheese, like a French onion soup."
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Alzada 1 year ago
#33 A programmable sponge ? Wrong answer. It's more likely you wet the sponge, close the container and use it to turn pages or dampen the glue on envelopes. Use this to wet things you would normally use spit for. 
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Cy 1 year ago
#3 Is a yarn winder made to wind a ball in a specific way for a knitting machine. My mother had one of them. It was really quite a complicated thing, if the yarn wasn't feeding in properly it would jam, so this was the answer. There should be a set of spools that go with it to wind the yarn on to so that the yarn would feed in the right way.. I spent ages winding the yarn when I was a kid
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Molly 1 year ago
lol this whole post is zoomers not knowing anything because most of these don't exist and millennials searching only online of what they think they are
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Zedediah 1 year ago
#9
It's a bread bow
It's a bread bow
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Max 1 year ago
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Flash CUBES, not bulbs - for Instamatic cameras. We used to make a gadget out of a paper clip to set 'em off in your hand.
Useful for magic acts.
Flash CUBES, not bulbs - for Instamatic cameras. We used to make a gadget out of a paper clip to set 'em off in your hand.
Useful for magic acts.
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Janet 1 year ago
#27 It is for circumcision.
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Nanny 1 year ago
#1 *pricey
It's a bread bow
Flash CUBES, not bulbs - for Instamatic cameras. We used to make a gadget out of a paper clip to set 'em off in your hand.
Useful for magic acts.