What Is It? game 342

Now it's time for our collaboration with the amazing What Is It? Blog! What is this object in the picture? I don't know! The great thing is that you don't have to know the correct answer to win a t-shirt from the NeatoShop!

Place your guess in the comment section below. One guess per comment, please, though you can enter as many as you'd like. You might know the true answer, but we're going to select two winners who come up with the funniest, most outlandish guesses to win a T-shirt from the NeatoShop. However...

This game is limited to those who haven't won a t-shirt in the last month. Please write your T-shirt selection and the artist who designed it alongside your guess. If you don't include a selection, you forfeit the prize, okay? May we suggest the Science T-Shirt, Funny T-Shirt and Artist-Designed T-Shirts?

Let your imagination run wild! Good luck! You can also challenge yourself with plenty of other mystery items at the What Is It? Blog.

Update: We still haven’t found out exactly what this thing is for, so it is a true mystery. But we had some excellent guesses! Congratulations to ryanduck, who wins a t-shirt from the NeatoShop for this:

Clearly the first prototype of a flat screen TV mount

And to  ChrisM 1, who said,

It is a device invented by a parent of two children for ensuring that nobody's piece of anything is bigger than anybody else's.

That makes sense. Thanks to everyone who played along, and a big thanks to the What Is It? Blog!


It is a device invented by a parent of two children for ensuring that nobody's piece of anything is bigger than anybody else's.

Stanlio & Ollio B&W by AntoFax, Silver, Size 2X
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Seriously though, I think it is a carpentry tool for gauging a cylindrical piece of wood (like columns or table leg) to either duplicate an existing lathe pattern or make sure pieces are identical.

Stanlio & Ollio B&W by AntoFax, Silver, Size 2X
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A smile-o-meter
or smile gauge, just place the lateral pins into the corner of your mouth and the middle pin to the lower part of the lower lip... and you may instantaneously read the broadness and the depth of a smile presented to you.
The tool that founded smileology...
This was the beginning of the scientific journey that ended at the smile recognition of small digital cameras...

http://www.neatoshop.com/product/FIRST-KISS

ladies fit 2xl
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You know the test that puff's air onto your eyeball to check for glaucoma? Well, this is used on patients who can't stay still and blink just as the air is puffed at them. The right and left tips are pointed at the ears and the bottom tip is pointed under the chin. My eye exam last week was the first time I made it thru each eye being done only once.
The Love Bug by maped, 2x. Charcoal
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It's a corn on the cob holder for obsessively compulsive eaters. There is a pencil in the middle so you can count and keep track of how many kernels of corn you have eaten moment by moment.
Chemists do it in an excited state. Men's Large Deep Royal
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