This is the set of foot screws used to hang the Rhinocerous from a helicopter by his ankles.

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It's a practice electric fence for would-be thieves. On the other end, there is a knob where you can change the voltage and amperage. Starting at a little shock, you can acclimate and then raise the power until you can climb electric fences with ease!

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It's the next instrument that Walk off the Earth will make famous by having all five of their members playing it together.

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It's the tool used by very optimistic prospectors who think that they can find very large chunks of gold in the river.

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It is the one thing worse than Lego to stub your toe on at night.

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It's the seat to offer your guests who have worn out their welcome.

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It's Tetanus with a handle.

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It's a very effective potty-training chair.

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It's a hair pick for the Iron Giant.

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It's the trap from the edited-out scene of Home Alone.

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It's a back scratcher for those without a great deal of rotational arm movement.

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It's a camping fence. When you need to bring a little bit of home with you into the great outdoors.

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It's the cheater tool used for sand gardens when there aren't any tourists around.

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It's a prop for the theatrical live production of "The Wolverine: The Musical"

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It's the original back hoe. Wasn't very effective, though, so they made the hydrolic kind.

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