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#2230932 - 05/03/08 12:18 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: texasbuffaloadventures]
jboogie318 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 06/24/03
Posts: 46
Loc: irving tx
that was used to stretch carpetan clean boots nasty ol buffalo,drum,carp an a door stop hell take your pick
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#2232134 - 05/04/08 05:35 AM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: jboogie318]
gaspergou Online   content
Outdoorsman

Registered: 03/30/02
Posts: 149
Loc: Benbrook, TX, USA
I am anxious for the prizes to be distributed.

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#2233034 - 05/04/08 03:03 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: Alton K]
ChiliMac15 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 12/10/06
Posts: 113
Loc: Plano, TX
 Originally Posted By: Alton K
I believe that is a face ripper off'er - I beleive that they are used by the commer slasher / serial murderer!

LOL

couoldn't resist, but I don't know. Keep us posted.

-Alton




LMAO
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#2233844 - 05/04/08 08:33 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: ChiliMac15]
BJG1969 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 01/25/05
Posts: 165
Loc: Bryan,Tx.
It looks like part of a meat carving set. The spikes under the handle holds the meat or roast, and the fork is used for serving.
BG

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#2234288 - 05/05/08 03:11 AM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: BigMack]
texasoutdoorsman Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 02/04/08
Posts: 49
Loc: Lubbock,tx
a meat tenderizer
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#2237897 - 05/06/08 06:09 AM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: texasoutdoorsman]
Crappie Terrorist Offline
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Registered: 03/16/03
Posts: 854
Loc: Little Elm, TX
Clearly the Night Slasher's backup weapon from the Stallone movie "Cobra". I win \:\)



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#2244930 - 05/07/08 05:53 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: BJG1969]
Hard Wired Offline
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Registered: 05/16/07
Posts: 228
Loc: San Marcos/ Corpus Christi
 Originally Posted By: BJG1969
It looks like part of a meat carving set. The spikes under the handle holds the meat or roast, and the fork is used for serving.
BG


BG is correct. It is for carving a roast. Although, I do believe you actually use the fork for more than just serving. You stab it with the fork, the spikes keep it from moving while the fork supports the weight for rotating/moving.

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#2245053 - 05/07/08 06:30 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: Hard Wired]
Fisherman John Doe Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 02/07/08
Posts: 1052
co-worker guessed carpeting tool

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#2245573 - 05/07/08 09:21 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: Fisherman John Doe]
beljason Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 05/27/07
Posts: 60
Could it be that the spikes are "spikes" at all, but there use to be a rubber/plastic/wood body and the spikes were just shoved into that body to hold it on, now the piece of rubber/plastic/wood has fallen off? Some sort of fancy nail pull that doesnt damage the surface becuase the leverage would be on the rubber body? shooting in the dark here.

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#2248237 - 05/08/08 05:42 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: beljason]
Hard Wired Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 05/16/07
Posts: 228
Loc: San Marcos/ Corpus Christi
Seriously...it's for carving a roast. BJG nailed it.

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#2248262 - 05/08/08 05:53 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: Hard Wired]
LoneStarCarper Moderator Offline
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Registered: 07/09/04
Posts: 5129
Loc: dallas
I was going to say it looks like the handle that put on the large blocks of luncheon meat at the deli when then place them on the meat slicer
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#2248366 - 05/08/08 06:28 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: TheFirstNameThat]
BassinBoy Offline
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Registered: 08/23/07
Posts: 1016
Loc: Round Rock, TX
 Originally Posted By: TheFirstNameThat
 Originally Posted By: RipDaLips
A friends wife purchased this for whatever reason at a garage sale and is now trying to figure out what it is.



Any help appreciated!


circumcizer?


Freaking hilarious!

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#2252539 - 05/10/08 03:54 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: Creed]
PI bassfisher Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 01/18/05
Posts: 1624
Loc: mesquite, tx
Originally Posted By: Creed
Originally Posted By: Greg_G
That is a handle with spikes on the bottom and a fork in the front that was made in Japan.


I agree..


that was too funny
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#2254223 - 05/11/08 11:41 AM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: bassackwards dav]
zimmy Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 04/22/07
Posts: 96
I once saw a wrestler pull one of these out of his thong to hit an opposing wrestler... he was disqualified...
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#2254234 - 05/11/08 11:45 AM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: zimmy]
bassaholic022 Offline
TFF Team Angler

Registered: 02/22/07
Posts: 4379
Loc: Cherokee Shores Cedar Creek La...
I love these double posts, in case you missed it the first time.

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#2257405 - 05/12/08 01:09 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: BigMack]
KrappyJig Offline
Angler

Registered: 02/20/08
Posts: 285
It is a gardening tool. Weeder on the forks and areators with spikes I have 700 hundred of them in my lunch box
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#2257635 - 05/12/08 02:09 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: KrappyJig]
RCP Offline
TFF Team Angler

Registered: 12/28/05
Posts: 3239
Loc: Little Elm, TX
That's easy, it's a cheeseclaw


Edited by RCP (05/12/08 02:10 PM)
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#2265926 - 05/14/08 06:10 PM Re: Can anyone identify this object?? [Re: RCP]
DedShort Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 04/18/06
Posts: 106
Loc: Fort Worth, TX
roid remover?
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