Game: Guess the mystery object !

[ped]

Nope.

I would imagine this is used in the preparation of French cuisine more than anything else.

 

[HIMNL9]

Wait, what ? ..... Do you mean that in France they know how to prepare food ?

*quickly duck and hide*

Something to do with "pate de foie gras" ?

 

[Benm]

Its a self-sealing stem bolt... no idea how you use it to prepare food, but then again, noone knows what they are actually for anyway.

 

[anselm]

oh it's a fancy garlic crusher...?

 

[JaiNobeZ]

For french food... a frog skull-mangler so you can then cut their legs off? A snail shell-cracker?

Idk why, this object makes me think violent thoughts.

 

[HIMNL9]

^ Then it can be for beat the cook when the food is not good ..... still food-related, huh ? ..... :crackup:

Also thought it was a pestel (as in mortar/pestel tool set), but it look too flat, at the sides, and they usually are rounds .....

(i also had a weird idea it was a pass/not pass caliper used in porn industry ..... er, no, no, nevermind )

damn, ped, i'm running out both fantasy and jokes

 

[ped]

Nooo haha

Come on the French should be a pretty big clue


EDIT Just realised anselm got it bang on!

oh it's a fancy garlic crusher...?

Your turn big fella.

 

[anselm]

got nothing, keep going.
I think they just repurposed a gear for that garlic thing though....

 

[ped]

got nothing, keep going.

Ok, try this.

 

[piferal]

As anselm has nothing, see if you guess what this is

Edit: sorry PED

 

[ped]

^^ its ok, do yours next.

 

[piferal]

^^ its ok, do yours next.

no, no, you were the fastest ahaha

 

[anselm]

a clothespin to dry your CDs after you wash them?:thinking:
I dunno...

 

[HIMNL9]

It look as something for open/stretch something, without become hit from something .....

Sorry, need to sleep a bit

Some type of fruit (or similar) opener, with para-splattering disk ?

 

[ped]

nope, the disk shaped object is immaterial, its the yellow object thats of interest.

 

[anselm]

... to hang to dry your freshly develop photographs?:thinking: