The "What Is This?" game

[yamahonkawazuki]

They do look tasty. Back in my bachelor days I fried up many a pierogi. It was all I could afford after I spent all my money on beer. Ahhh, memories.

i did too while @ mmi. i lived within walking distance to a walgreens with a liquor aisle. one night im surprised i didnt go to jail.

[Badot]

Wait, you got pierogis when you ran out of money? Tell me your secrets! Compared to ramen and cardboard pizza that's some fancy living right there.

[yamahonkawazuki]

Wait, you got pierogis when you ran out of money? Tell me your secrets! Compared to ramen and cardboard pizza that's some fancy living right there.

idk bout him, but living across street from a wholesale grocery place does have its bennies

[oldmech]

Those there are some really messed up pierogies

thats because they are home made and you are correct!

[adidasguy]

NEXT CHALLENGE PLEASE!

[pliskin]

[oldmech]

looks like some kind of roller catch with a release handle.

[Janx101]

wire stripper/crimper for household type power cord?

[Paulcet]

Co-ax wire stripper?

[Janx101]

oooooh.... getting fine details there Paulcet!! .. i mean... we both think its a stripper...

usually prefer mine about 5'9" .. slightly busty and slightly voluptuous, happy smile on her face for the fun of it.. sigh .. 

[yamahonkawazuki]

used to open a box or a seal?

[Janx101]

ooooh oooh... hang on... another idea!!... circumcision tool for robots? ... those with the optional functional groinal appendage obviously!! .. dont blame me!! .. blame asimov!!

[oldmech]

now now janx your getting excited.....ok nothing wrong with that i think its a left hand filster nut torque adapter.
actually i have no idea.

[pliskin]

Co-ax wire stripper?

Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner. Paulcet is next. It is a COAX stripper. Quality tool made in the good ol' USA.  Put a piece of cable in and put your finger in the ring and twist it around a couple time and the 2 razors cut and strip it perfectly ready for crimping an end on. I used them back in the day when I did IBM mainframe support. The dump terminals, as they where called, where connected with COAX (like your cable TV) instead of the CAT5 RJ45 cable used in networking today.

[Paulcet]

[adidasguy]

Egg yoke separator
or egg scoop to take them out of boiling water.

[Paulcet]

Well, that was too easy! Egg scoop.

[jdoorn14]

Damn. I didn't even have time to guess nut hugger. I assume they are sold in pairs......

[adidasguy]

Here's another easy one....,.,


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[yamahonkawazuki]

choke mechanism?