The price of this "artwork" is hilarious and ridiculous at the same time, and goes to show that the "Emperors new clothes"- syndrome is alive and kicking!

It is a killick - a wooden anchor which was filled with rocks between the "legs" to make it heavy enough.

The banning of books is only a short step from the burning of books - in my opinion one of the most heinous crimes in existence. Banning books is banning information, and banning information ("good" or "bad") is an enslavement of peoples minds and free will.
Shame on the pertinent states and by inflection shame on the USA.
P.H. Copenhagen, Denmark

There are three ways to do things: The wrong way, the right way and the japanese way, which usually is by far the smartest!

Absolutely hilarious - she ought to be able to run her cellphone or a couple of lightbulbs on that sort of electricity!

Oh, so the bastard reincarnated as a cat? Maybe he heard about their 9 lives, and wanted to have some in reserve?

It´s a nutcracker or cutter/slicer for betelnuts.

That cat is eithercompletely fearless or very, very stupid!!

Well, all cat may have done it, but my Charlie has grown a bit lazy in his old age, so his box-hunting days are over. The scratching bit, however, is still "fun" !

"I´m flabbergasted, gobsmacked, astonished...!
Did she really give my food to the dog???"

Keep it up, old boy! Amazing tenacity and stick-to-it-ness!

This is a prime example of the goobledegook that pass for a translation after a text has been completely mauled by google translator or for that matter any other automatic so-called translation mashine. Fairly interesting gun though!

Absolutely genuine....In Denmark many cars were outfitted with gasifiers during the occupation in WWII.
The gas generator would extract gas from wood or brown coal to run a completely ordinary engine. They were called "Gen-gas cars" in the colloquial for generator gas, and the technology is fairly simple.