Industrial Era 19th century clapping machine for genteel ladies - because banging your hands together was too "manly".

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Retro caveman girlfriend catcher, or another way of putting it, an neolithic-style dating tool.

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An Industrial Revolution toddler "busy box".

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What is CE?

Klingon letter opener.

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It's a blade from Conan The Barbarian's ceiling fan, and a convenient makeshift weapon when he's attacked in his cabana.

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Twizzler Extreme for the serious licorice connoisseur.

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The first Twizzler twisting machine.

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It's a spaghetti portion control measure used during the famine.

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How stupid (a.k.a. selfish) can you get - starting with Mum? That's a very spoiled child.

1970s entertainment center.

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It's a storage rack for Middle Earth's palantirs.

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"Those jalapeños were a bad idea."

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I've seen Sixth Sense, but I still didn't get the photo in the talk bubble until Miss C explained it. I would agree with Matt-the-good-one: it would have been better to quote the phrase, "I see dead people" which is more culturally recognized, than the child actor who said the lines.

I don't get it. Does the picture of Noah have a cultural significance? Who is Noah? Why would Mal or Chad be quoting a picture? I was expecting something clever an witty.