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Published: 2014-11-24 16:43:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 559; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 0
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This has been submitted to the group WhatTheHecksThat, for identification. Members Only may guess.Congratulations to Joergens-mi for correctly identifying this as a nose pad on a pair of glasses.
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Well done that was a hard guess lol
Great teaser , you take amazing photo's of unusual things, which I personally really like! 
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Thank you! Β
I will keep finding the everyday things we overlook, and see through.Β Β
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You're welcome
Oh great, look forward to it
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Is that a happy bounce emoticon? I was thinking of laughing at the puns I used regarding the photograph :0
I need to find an emoticon that depicts when you are laughing at yourself.
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Lol, I must have done it wrong, it was supposed to represents someone doing a happy dance, not bounce but still the same I guess
Aww yeah, I could use some of those myself lol 
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The one I used is the happy dance - I wanted it to be the "laughing at ones own joke", (or self).
I like the one you found is pretty good for that.Β
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Oh gosh, you really do put us through our paces 
And well done joergens-mi That took skill to figure that out
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Thanks May.
To be honest - I thought it would be figured out fairly fast. I mean everybody has seen and owns these things, and the photograph is almost a complete picture of it - just a little missing on the right.
I did did leave the glass marks in it as well, just as another hint.
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is it from a pair of glasses. Something like a nose padΒ or a nose pad holder?
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Well done, as always.
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You got it. A nose pad on a pair of sun glasses.
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Is it some kind of 'foot' or 'hand' device that makes a machine work by depressing it or by making it go or stop?
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Not a foot or hand device. This device is designed to work best on a bridge.Β
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So is this device something that opens and closes a bridge?
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Sorry missed this guess earlier. No it is a nose pad for glasses that sits on a persons nose bridge.
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An oiling mechanism to make items (sewing machines, cigarette lighters etc) run more smoothly?
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Not an oiling mechanism. However, it will get oils on it from its everyday use by the people who use it.
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No, not a part of a sewing machine. People may use these in conjunction with running a sewing machine though.
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Great puzzler
I see something like a metal object laying quite close to the outside of the overall object (left of the middle object 
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Yes, it plays a very important role in the correct functioning of the object.Β
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Thank you. I was afraid I had made it too easy. However, I decided that WTHT had been too quiet lately, so gave it a go.
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Yes its great you did
I have afew in waiting but haben't had the time
to be here to watch answer, will do in the new year
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Look forward to seeing them as I love trying to get the answer
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Beautiful picture! Β Is it a cigarette lighter?
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Thank you May.
Not a cigarette lighter.
However, when in use, it can make a cigarette lighter more useful.
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This is not edible.
It is not a container, but it does hold.
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Hum interesting
A little gel pack type pack you freeze for relief ?
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No - if frozen when used, it may well cause tears.
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Oh ouch ! Hum back to the drawing board
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Looks like a sauce cube (don't know if that is the right word for it).
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Not designed or intended to touch liquids.Β
It does provide comfort.
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