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 Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: cajundave]
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04/30/08 05:26 PM
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Dan_n_Texas
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It sort of looks like something you'd use for climbing an icy cliff (such as a frozen waterfall)or a snow covered mountain, but I would think it would have a better grip for the handle.
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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04/30/08 07:06 PM
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hook-line&sinker
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Upholstery tool would be my guess.. but carpet tool sounds good too!
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If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: Alton K]
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04/30/08 10:47 PM
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eddie978n
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: RipDaLips]
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04/30/08 10:51 PM
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gclark
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Maybe the people she bought it from knows.
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: gclark]
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04/30/08 11:40 PM
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RipDaLips
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Ok folks, the 1st one who can correctly identify this has their choice of 1 free Spinny Bait from: www.SOBLURES.COM.PM me or post here with proof and I'll send your prize!
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: BigMack]
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05/01/08 03:12 PM
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bassman1
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I know! I know! It's a Japanese body shaper manufactured in late 1945. It was first designed in Hiroshima and used exclusively there and on the far outskirts of Nagasaki a few days later. It's designer is unknown and is believed to be the only one left in existance. You can go ahead and ship my lure...
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Roll Tide!
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: bassman1]
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05/01/08 03:43 PM
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RipDaLips
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Bzzzzzz....next! :whistle:
Some folks mouths, flat out runs their minds.
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: Jason Johonnesson]
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05/01/08 04:11 PM
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JOHNNIE III
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IT IS A - Japanese Style Garden Tool - USED TO PULL WEEDS.  I DON'T KNOW HOW TO POST A PICTURE, BUT THERE IS A NEWER VERSION ON EBAY RIGHT NOW UNDER " Weed Puller - Japanese Style Garden Tool "
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: JOHNNIE III]
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05/01/08 04:29 PM
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Tracker Tim
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Nice try. 
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: Tracker Tim]
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05/01/08 05:27 PM
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TBS
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It is an old medical instrument.....(time to get another doctor)
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: TBS]
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05/02/08 09:57 AM
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Blinky
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It's a wigwam for a gooses bridle!
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: lite-liner]
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05/02/08 10:46 AM
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mark alexander
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you've got to be kidding I think it's part of a Ferrier's arsenal.
I.E: horse-shoing tool
old nail-puller in front, hoof cleaner/hole starter on the bottom
-B
2008 Central Texas Catfish Classic Champions Get your Hands Slimey 
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: mark alexander]
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05/02/08 11:41 AM
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hook-line&sinker
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>)));> Wishin' I was Fishin' <;(((<
“Personnel is the most vital and important aspect of any industry.
If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
SCOTT REINARDY
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Re: Can anyone identify this object??
[Re: BigMack]
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05/02/08 06:29 PM
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GAB on Lavon
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It is a sex toy. I have not seen once since Village 3-1/2, in Okinawa.
P.S. When it was all over, I need a LOT of bandaids.
George
Allen, TX
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