What Is It? Game 117

Flux Capacitor (Early Version)

Why that is a redneck moonshine shotgun wedding jar

Or an early version of a power line insulator

Coffee grinder hopper.

Spark plug for a cold fusion powered car.

Peanut butter jar

That's a dual-lid jar, used to get the last bit of jelly, or whatever you keep in it.

a jar for fishing to hold earthworms the jar opens at both ends so you dont have to dig to the botom of the jar to get the worms !

Siamese Jar?

U-238 Atomic Space Modulator

I'm not certain, but I bet you can get every bit of peanut butter out of it.

It's a rock tumbler jar. Not for real rocks! It's used to make rock candy smooth and shiny.

A jelly/anything jar, so once you get to the bottom of the food you flip it around and get the rest from the other side for convenience!

old transformer. electrical, not the in disguise variety.

ITS A BULB FOR A LIGHTED SIGN

glass making jar. put sand in the jar, tie a kite on one end, rest of the electrically conductive line on the other. fly the kite in a thunderstorm. tie the line to a tall tree. when lightning strikes, the intense electromagnetic energy will fuse the sand particles to glass. use glass as jewelry or conversation starter.

A part of "Gerbil Discovery Center" by Mattell

A jelly jar that let's you get to the remaining jelly at the bottom easily, because it has a lid on both ends.

An entomologist's killing jar.

Beta version of Princess Leia.

salt shaker fail

It is used to observe fluid flow in lines of tubing.

Device for teaching kids how to make ships in a bottle?

A really big fuse (from which some scoundrel has stolen the fuse wire)

Sugar-water dispenser for beehive

It's an old fashion cock ring.

Molasses jar.

it's a rolling pin. fill with a slurry of ice and water to keep the dough chilled.

it's a glass jar with two lids

Sprouting Jar

Pretty sure it's a peanut butter jar. Double-sided so you never have to "dig" for it.

Rolling pin

Oh, please don't kill me for this one.

It's a Jar-Jar.

I'm so sorry, so very, very sorry.

Vacuum tube?

A lightning bug death chamber.

It's obviously an object of torture! Proper decorum prohibits me from explaining further!

"It's the airlock, Hal."

LOL Melphistopheles!

it is an old battery

A urine sample jar

(most likely used to test the urine of victims of Miss Celenia's medieval instruments of torture)

Peanutbutter AND jelly jar.

it's part of a watering system for small animals such as chickens. the bottom half screwed down into a dispensing dish and the top was filled with water. the top lid kept dirt out of the water supply.

This is clearly a street lamp globe that is powered by lightning bugs.

It's a stackable Mason jar.

It's a peanut butter jar. Opens both ends so you can easily clean it out/get to the peanut butter at the bottom.

Beginner's Ship-in-a-bottle Kit

it's a candy dispenser jar. the candy is transported in a double capped jar, one end is unstopped, and screwed into the machine.

Im noth sure what its called but i know whaty it does... you put this in a hole in wall. It has two holes so people can exchange small items like coins or tobacco for their pipes

A fish catcher

Large Hadron Collider.

what is it?

its a jellyfish dressed as frankenstein for halloween!!

Rolling pin for making those square-shaped ravioli pasta

Well. This is obviously Neatorama's latest attempt to try and give me a stroke and a coronary at the same time.

I for one am not putting up with as they do not offer a bacon flavored health plan.

where are the answers. ive seen the links to whatisit blog for ages. how do i find the answers?

Is it for polishing rocks?

Obviously a fart catcher. First invented in 1764 by English inventor Bert Flatulence the 6th Earl of Methaneham (contemporary and cousin of inventor John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich) One would deposit the fart into one end and release it from the other. Magik was employed by the invisible unidirectional semi-permeable membrane easily spotted in the middle of the container. Bert would capture his farts only to torture his poor wife and children while they were sleeping always laughing out loud and saying "Farts are like fish it's simply unethical not to catch and release" No one liked Bert, he was a pompous annoying prick and really got on everyones nerves. When he died (in a freak accident while laughing so hard that he farted out his intestines) most agreed that they were glad to be rid of that blow-hard. Engraved on his tombstone they simply wrote he was "From hole to hole always an old-fart at heart"

Well, this is clearly a jar NOT for people of the sign of Gemini, as they are not always decided on which direction to go, hence this jar is not helpful in taking them to a clear decision on which way to open it. My wife is from Gemini and I know what I am talking about!

a Leyden jar?

This is a sediment filter

Dust container from a pneumatic duster.

its a dust container that gets used with a compressed air duster. used with crops

A dust container for a compressed air duster that sprays crops.