A description and a reminder would help a lot to those who don't know... :D

Lmfao

Beware! Vikings invading the US! And they're already near Atlanta!

Fancy!!

I knew this looked familiar!

Honestly looks like cows teeth. But could be a cooler fossil

Only knew it (water softening) worked with Sodium, didn't know it worked with Potassium! Here quality NaCl is used, as far as I know.

The reinforcement is in case the wall forgets to stay still

Also used in cars and trucks right up to the late 1970s.

That's a giant chef knife, heavily used. Proof giants existed! lol

At least it's not a Ring camera.

That cool as heck

I suddenly feel so old. It never occurred to me a can-punch wouldn't be recognizable.

*dances (with) the jig*

My neighbour has something similar. My hubs can't hear it, I can hear clicks but my daughters (26 and 24) says it screeches. They keep it on to discourage foxes.

Yeah, this one is for using peroxide lens cleaner. The metal bit in it neutralizes the peroxide so it doesn't burn your eyes.

semi trucks pull a surprising amount of vacuum behind them. One time I was having severe engine problems due to a slipped timing belt / very little power. But it happened while driving from WA to lower Idaho and I HAD to get back due to in military and coming of a 5 off / staring a new work cycle. I ended up traveling for several hundred miles with a trucker, talking to him on the CB. If I tailgated him the suction from his truck added enough pull I could keep up to speed. if I pulled out in the other lane my car immediately started slowing down. It was interesting / kind of scary. I drove a few hundred miles so close all I could see was the back door of his trailer - him on the radio telling me if there was bend in the road or he was going to slow down. He got me to Idaho Falls and I limped across town to my rental and parked. Had to overhaul the engine before I could drive it again. I was still young/immortal. Kind of cringe to think about now.

a toaster for ants.

You want my honest opinion what it really looks like?

Or a Dinosaur poop.

I remember having these at home. Didn't really open the eggs nicely. Just crack them by hitting them with a spoon on top. Worked fine. But these worked nice as a torture device though.

I am going to make a huge assumption that this is in an American home, because if the internet has taught me anything, it's that Americans don't use egg cups

OP on reddit: "Police just left. We found the slug underneath the spare tire. No real damage done other than the hole and some cosmetic damage in the trunk. Police said it looked like a .45"

So reading the original thread - that red thing is not the button. It is an indicator that the button has been tripped. The button is underneath. The two holes are for a pronged reset tool. I wondered why the panic button would be sticking out like that where it was likely to get accidentally bumped.

That's pretty cool.

I shall call him Squishy and he shall be mine and he shall be my Squishy. Come on, Squishy. Come on, little Squishy.

uhmmm... this is a bit concerning. Does the poster at least know who put it up?

*searches for spice jars with tiny cowboy hat lids*

Atoyots have so many little evitomotua extras!

I watched a thing on YouTube about a guy diving who got sucked into a pipe and deposited into a nearby nuclear plants cooling pool. He was OK but bloody hell, fck that.

We used coal when I was a kid. God I'm old. And Welsh. Lots of coal there.

We used ours as a plastic grocery bag dispenser.

It's a voice tube like on old timey ships. Go ahead and stick your face in it and yell, "Can you smell me now?" /S

Brahman dynasty butt-plug 635 A.D.

Bottle capper for home brewers

it has been ran over the pointy bit should be perpendicular to the eye.

The first one I actually recognised!

Reddit: "In some concrete work when your trying to anchor to concrete you use a tool that has a 12 gauge shell similar to that with a .22 percussion cap that you use a hammer on and it blasts the anchor into the concrete"

No it isn't. Dreidels usually don't have numbers, and those look like English letters to me. I'd say plumb bob myself.

i am really surprised at how many of these common items are not recognizable to the younger folks🤔..... just shows how bloody old i am!😂

_Now_ I feel old. Seems like only yesterday that I was still messing about with these for my satellite TV in several rooms. Some technologies get old much more quickly than others.

It's an eye. Someone said "Bob, keep an eye on this thing for me". Bob, ever faithful but slightly lazy, just nailed his eyeball to it. Could have happened.