"What Is This Thing?” : Times People Stumbled Upon Mysterious Objects #20
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
- "What Is This Thing?” : Times People Stumbled Upon Mysterious Objects #20
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9:13 Massager… 😂
If you know you know. It is, of sorts.
Why would expanding foam be bubbling up in someone's yard?
Lazy building contractor burying trash while building the neighborhood. Old can eventually rusts and leaks, contents were under pressure.
2:27 As well as being something to hold a flower at one end, that is also a cutlery rest for a dining table .. I have a set of them .. notice how it has little feet so that it stands horizontally.
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5:53 Just a suggestion but, those shards of metal in the shower head could have been put there to stop it getting clogged up with limescale, if you have hard water .. I have tiny copper balls in mine that do the same thing.
0.51 sometimes these were used to cover the hangar to prevent sharp stretches on the shoulders of whatever was hung on it
Makes sense!
I once sewed a towel around a coat hanger for the same reason.😊
Maybe for a wedding dress hanger.
@rattus3102 Yeah, is actually a very old thing. In old days when clothes used to have to be ironed. You sure as hell didn't want a mark on them after that. You understand completely. X
Americans and others may not be familiar with UK toast racks. The idea seems to be that you bring icy cold toast to the table, so that the butter goes on in a greasy smear. Dunno why they reject gorgeous hot toast with melting butter. I love the UK dearly, but the toast rack idea is just so weird. If you've never had hot buttered toast, try it. Not as good as a cream tea, nothing is, but still wonderful. A sprinkling of cinnamon-sugar over the melting butter is good too. Or peanut butter and bacon.
US here. We all have hot, buttered toast. Sorry to spoil your ‘moment’
@@debbylou5729 Huh? Yeah...Americans like me (and I guess you) prefer hot toast. In the UK, it's generally served cold -- and they bring it to the table with a toast rack, like that 'mystery object' in the picture. Isn't that what I said? Nevertheless, there are things the UK does infinitely better than the US. Few Brits are rude to people they've never met.
@@agingflowerchild ‘Americans and others may not be familiar with UK toast racks. The idea seems to be that you bring icy cold toast to the table, so that the butter goes on in a greasy smear. Dunno why they reject gorgeous hot toast with melting butter.’
Get it? That’s what I was responding to
@@agingflowerchild yes, I noticed the rudeness
@@debbylou5729 So are you a hot toast loving American, or a British person who knows all about toast racks? Or perhaps someone who has stayed in a British B&B with cold toast? Asking for a friend. I was writing as an American, explaining what the mystery object was. However, since youtube is not the personal property of the US, I was aware that there are viewers here from the rest of the English-speaking world -- most of whom do use toast racks daily but might consider a change to hot.
Lol the car wheel generator is a total waste of ingenuity. Some people think they are smart when they're dumb
The Fish palate comes across frequently on RUclips.
7:18 its probably nitrogen dioxide, which changes form depending on temperature. If you put it in ice water it will go clear. Dont breathe it.
Been on the beach much? lol
4:58 What on earth did this person think it was? Some sex-toy? 🤣
I knew about the toast rack. Strange, when visiting Scotland & Ireland, staying in B&Bs and served cold toast in those racks, buttering the cold toast was not nice! Every British show is the same, scritch, scritch sounds as the cold toast is buttered!---Kool bottle opener gadget!
At 9:12. That also looks like a plug you would use on a boat if it sprung a leak.
Can't tell the size of it, but it might be a sphincter-plug!
Your answers are mostly wrong. If not wrong, they’re incomplete-not giving enough information for viewer to understand what the item is for.
I don't believe jokes and joys actually answers the questions. People post their finds on Reddit or other social media to get answers. Jokes and Joy's just repost these, with the answers. That's what I believe anyway. And some absolutely sound like someone pulled the answer out of their a**es.
These ‘answers’ are not useful. Why do people believe them?
lotta repeats here