“Plastic bottles on poles arranged as an X”
Answer: "It’s an obstruction to keep people off the grass. The pipes were used in a “use what you have” kind of sense, and the bottles were on top to keep the rain from getting into the tubes."
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Eppa 8 month s ago
#6 Also referred to as "Slag" glass.
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Deliverance 8 month s ago
#5 pétanque
this is how it is known in Mediterranean Europe, mainly in France where it originates
this is how it is known in Mediterranean Europe, mainly in France where it originates
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Mellia 8 month s ago
Deliverance,
In Germany we call it Fußball.
In Germany we call it Fußball.
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Lorry 8 month s ago
Mellia,
no they don't you knob!
no they don't you knob!
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Emmanuel 8 month s ago
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I always figured those were for soda cans. They fit perfectly.
I always figured those were for soda cans. They fit perfectly.
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Lorry 8 month s ago
Emmanuel,
not all explanations here are correct or make sense. Some are just wild guesswork. See #7.
I tend to lean on your explanation, makes a lot more sense than friggin "condiment bottles".
not all explanations here are correct or make sense. Some are just wild guesswork. See #7.
I tend to lean on your explanation, makes a lot more sense than friggin "condiment bottles".
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Thursa 8 month s ago
#1 is a wired mic for an Ericson phone.
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Lorry 8 month s ago
#7 No, still not a medicine spoon but a "moustache protecting" spoon.
But yeah, I know, nobody cares...
But yeah, I know, nobody cares...
this is how it is known in Mediterranean Europe, mainly in France where it originates
In Germany we call it Fußball.
no they don't you knob!
I always figured those were for soda cans. They fit perfectly.
not all explanations here are correct or make sense. Some are just wild guesswork. See #7.
I tend to lean on your explanation, makes a lot more sense than friggin "condiment bottles".
But yeah, I know, nobody cares...