Just a customer vehicle I intend to wash, but I wanted to snap this before I tried to rinse these little needles away. They're almost invisible from a distance and arranged almost in a swirl.

They are like glasses without glass and the pink part sits on your cheeks. When you turn the battery pack on the pink parts glow red like there's LEDs behind the plastic, and it slowly fades in and out. It has to be "blush" for a costume of some kind, but does it go behind a mask or something? I'm just so freaking curious about what this would be called and how was originally meant to be worn!

I found this strange business card wedged in the armrest of my 1977 New Yorker. Texting this number seems to be a Georgia number. And this vehicle was made in Michigan but had a owner in Georgia, but dialing the number says it's disconnected. Anyone know what this is?

The bag appears to be sealed

Used for what

The ends are flexible and the rectangular part has adhesive at its bottom. The material is flexible plastic.
The ends would not fit into each other.

My garbage disposal wasn’t spinning and I just pulled these pieces out from it. Is this a part of the blades or some other part of the disposal or did something fall in it?

Going through a box of things from my dad and his parents and we came across this. My dad was able to tell me about everything else in the box but he has no idea what this could be. He suspects its a knick knack that his dad or mum picked up while living in England.

Me and my partner were smoking in our shed and found a wrapper but cant figure out what sweet/chocolate or whatever it is, cant leave it now too high to forget 😅
Edit: Thanks for helping me mr professional fatman

Hoping someone will be able to give us some info :)

I recently moved into a new house and just found this in a wall outlet. Is this a hidden camera?

We have not been able to figure out what its supposed to be. Google image reverse search didnt help and no one i ask seems to know. Any ideas?

Found in a cliff collapse on the banks of a river in the south east of the UK. Is this an axe ? Cold to touch and heavy.

So we operate out of an old ice manufacturing facility. Every time we clean our closets, we find some other weird thing. This one is an iron stick with a wood handle (top) and an iron point (bottom). I think it's a heavy duty ice pick, but boss man wants to be sure so he can put a label on it for his museum of weird old stuff he has on the walls. Any ideas and/or reference pictures?

Keep finding these small paper/plastic tabs in my house. I initially thought it was a battery separator, but have now found maybe 5 over the past few months.

It’s small, glossy, and has a small section towards one end that appears it had maybe stuck to something or was adhesive at some point. I know there isn’t much to work with and it’s just a paper tab, but I’ve seen yall work wonders before.

i work with non verbal autistic children and this child always makes this orange character with a puppet. always orange, always has a pointy head. we have ruled out conehead, pikman, and teletubbies.

Parked at work a few minutes ago, saw this outside my car on the ground. Don’t think it’s from my car. Any thoughts?

I found this little plastic part under my couch. I don’t remember any devices that have this type latch or whatever. Bannana shown for scale.

My wife got a random box from WhatNot, and there were a few of these knives in there.

The serated edge isn’t sharp.

Are these just regular butter knives with wacky , necessary holes, or do they have a purpose?

I found this when cleaning out the garage. It was sitting with some old reels and a tackle box.

I have this doodad that's been bopping around in junk drawers for years. Marked Mechaless Opto-electronic Systems, property of ELMOS. It beeps randomly and a blue light indicates proximity. If you cover the black circle it beeps faster and faster until it shuts down, and you have to push a button by the batteries to start it again. I connected it to a laptop with the USB cable and it didn't do anything.

I think it might just be a demonstration piece for the sensor.

Is it worth throwing back in the junk drawer (at my new house) and keep telling myself I'm going to make something with it, or is it time to toss it?

Hi all, I've seen threads from this subreddit for a while now and thought id throw this doozie out there. I have had these over 20 years now and have never been able to identify them. They have a coil on top, threads for a spark plug hole and use an insulated wire made by Champion. They also have a small hole at the bottom and a port on top. The Champion box dates to the 1920s-1930s. My theory is they are a tool used when developing internal combustion engines. To me they look like they would be used to test different spark voltages and measure combustion pressure. Ive searched Google, submitted pictures to the Henry Ford Museum, shown them to ICE professors, even been to the pawn stars and no luck really identifying them or even a proper name tonseqrch by. Let's see if the Reddit community can ID these.