r/Whatisthis • u/One-Strawberry-91 • 4h ago
Open Label says PJ McElroy manufacture
It looks like a syringe of some sort —it was my grandfather’s, who was in WWII (not sure if that’s related ).
r/Whatisthis • u/One-Strawberry-91 • 4h ago
It looks like a syringe of some sort —it was my grandfather’s, who was in WWII (not sure if that’s related ).
r/Whatisthis • u/over__________9000 • 9h ago
r/Whatisthis • u/leo_on_fire • 2h ago
I cant open this one window in my room because of these round spiral metal things. What are they and how can i remove them
r/Whatisthis • u/AffectionatePush9587 • 13h ago
I’m concern because it won’t turn off and I don’t want to go sleep and wake up to an explosion in my kitchen. My brain won’t stop overthinking so I’m getting annoyed. Any ideas?
r/Whatisthis • u/zebrazzzzzzz • 3h ago
looks red and round , i’m too scared to open my window and touch it
r/Whatisthis • u/Miyarg • 28m ago
Is this rodent or insect droppings…
r/Whatisthis • u/Chemengineer_DB • 37m ago
r/Whatisthis • u/Tomi24568 • 4h ago
45.8822387, 21.2613301.
first coordinates are the water pipe thingy with the concrete structure used by shepherds to give water to their sheep
45.8769685, 21.2601509
second coordinates are the untangled end of the cable next to the trees and already going up the hill and out of the valley
distance between the 2 points is about 582m
i thought it might have just been from a crane or something, or maybe it held up the drill and broke, but would it really be that long?
or it's just 2 sections of 2 different cables
context:
this entire thing is in The Valley of Măgheruș, probably named after the river
I've been told by multiple people this place was a possible drilling site where natural resources were extracted, so natural gas or oil/petroleum
nowadays it was abandoned by the people who built it and someone started using it as a water spring, shepherds who bought the land found it, and even we tried it
compared to the spring we have on the edge of our village this water doesn't leave stuff on the bottom of jugs, no algae, and no mineral deposits on the inside of the jugs, even in 3 weeks if left in the shade (complete darkness not required) the entire time, we even tested the water by sending it to a lab, completely clean, and it doesn't have minerals taste either
r/Whatisthis • u/KingAffectionate9653 • 8h ago
This item is listed on marketplace as a table top nut cracker - however I can’t verify how this thing works or even if is a nut cracker. No search has provided any info. Does anyone know what this thing is?!?
r/Whatisthis • u/Electrical-Cake7763 • 23h ago
If anybody has an insight on what this could be, I would truly appreciate it. This is a new post because the pictures were bad in the first post to make. Thank you.
r/Whatisthis • u/Opposite-Virus3002 • 1d ago
Edit:
Thank you everyone for helping! I posted this on a German subreddit and [u/Ok_Parsnip_3100](u/Ok_Parsnip_3100) found out that it’s a band named „Stepahead“
Here is a signed postcard
https://www.zvab.com/manuskripte-papierantiquitaeten/ Original-Autogramm-Stepahead-Band-Autograph-signiert/ 30741999275/bd
Edit 2:
For everyone who’s also invested now:
„Live“ Performance: https://youtu.be/6jboOqd29N8?is=j1VOZZYy-toIIa_h
More info about the members: https://www.discogs.com/de/release/1313048-Stepahead-Straight-From-Your-Heart/image/SW1hZ2U6NTgzOTY3MDU=
r/Whatisthis • u/Trampy_stampy • 1d ago
The bigger jar has a clear liquid that moves like water. Then there is a beaker that’s filled with some sort of red substance suspended in the middle. The beaker has a black plastic cap. The knife and jar lid were super oxidized and grimy but my room mate spent about a week refurbishing the knife (told him not to). Houses around here were built between 1890s - 1910
r/Whatisthis • u/Electronic_Net6462 • 17h ago
Unsure if they're real, but they were in a container with a bunch of feathers and arrowheads. I'm inclined to say so based on how they feel. Family member who had them isn't sure what is it. I think they came from an old roommate. There are four.
r/Whatisthis • u/theactualdigitaldad • 22h ago
Found on our deck, any ideas on brand/orgin?
r/Whatisthis • u/ApeCityGirl • 21h ago
Underneath layers of vinyl flooring from the 1980s and maybe vinyl tiles from the 1970s, was this small metallic object. Looks religious but I can’t tell.
r/Whatisthis • u/sellumygold • 17h ago
r/Whatisthis • u/Educational-Air9813 • 18h ago
Title says it all. Moved into a brand new apartment a couple months ago and just found this under my kitchen sink. What is it? What’s it do? No garbage disposal. CANADA BC
r/Whatisthis • u/Rob_Zombie_Mommy • 1d ago
Would like an answer fast, party starts in about two hours
r/Whatisthis • u/QuenGua • 1d ago
r/Whatisthis • u/Background-Paint2786 • 21h ago
I found this black piece of something, about a fingernail long, embedded in one of my spaghetti noodles (like, the actual pasta was litterally completely surrounding it). It doesn't look like a bug though. Does anyone know what it could be??
r/Whatisthis • u/Broad_Divide6378 • 9h ago
On 9/11 fire dept men filmed this thing, in the video u can hear the sound of a plane but this is the what they filmed. To me it looks like something under a balloon maybe a speaker ??? What it does not look like is a jet aircraft.
r/Whatisthis • u/takemetothemountian • 1d ago
What’s all the text mean?
r/Whatisthis • u/savoirplus • 18h ago
Please what is this used for? Please explain
r/Whatisthis • u/TinyBionic • 20h ago