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May 16, 2017 18:53 |  #12991

ECC233 wrote in post #18356265 (external link)
Oh ... it isn't a parking sensor is it? Mine is blended with the paintwork but I have a half memory of black ones.

Yep :)

It's an aftermarket one, which is a bit squinty - I'm assuming that's so you can rotate it to alter the angle a bit.
Some of the OE ones are black, certainly more of them used to be.
Now you can hopefully see that my background of some sort of textured flattish layer, wasn't misleading.

Now you all know what it is, you'll see them every time you're stopped in traffic :)

I think it's about the best item I've used for the quiz, because everyone has seen them, semi consciously. Comments?
My wife, though, had no idea what it was. My buttonhole scissors were a conscious anti-bias effort on my part. I could do a string of things which would tend to be harder for females.

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May 16, 2017 19:03 |  #12992

Chris.R wrote in post #18356392 (external link)
Yep :)

It's an aftermarket one, which is a bit squinty - I'm assuming that's so you can rotate it to alter the angle a bit.
Some of the OE ones are black, certainly more of them used to be.
Now you can hopefully see that my background of some sort of textured flattish layer, wasn't misleading.

Now you all know what it is, you'll see them every time you're stopped in traffic :)

I think it's about the best item I've used for the quiz, because everyone has seen them, semi consciously. Comments?
My wife, though, had no idea what it was. My buttonhole scissors were a conscious anti-bias effort on my part. I could do a string of things which would tend to be harder for females.

It's yours, Ed!

I am going to spend tomorrow looking at cars ... I just know it. Will post something tomorrow

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May 16, 2017 19:11 |  #12993

Chris.R wrote in post #18356392 (external link)
I think it's about the best item I've used for the quiz, because everyone has seen them, semi consciously. Comments?

I still don't know what it is or where on a car to look for one. Yes, I saw the phrase "parking sensor." I haven't driven in decades, and I don't think cars had such a feature in antiquity.


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May 16, 2017 19:14 |  #12994

Lol, I only drive cars 10 and older that aren't fancy.




  
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May 16, 2017 19:33 |  #12995

I have an 11 year old car which doesn't have them either - hence having 4 handy in a box to add later;). $24 from China I think.

I walked past about 20 cars, and saw versions of these on half of them. They're shoved through a hole in the bumper/fender, front or rear.

As Ed said, most are colour-coordinated. Most are flattish too.

OK Chet, we can do you the inside of a Rotor Arm or a motorbike advance-retard lever, but that would leave Ohlook high and dry, perhaps.
Do we all have familiarity with photographic bits and pieces, or have they been done to death?


As a thought, if we asked for, or supplied a field such as "photographic", or "kitchen" then we could be more obscure.




  
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May 16, 2017 20:10 |  #12996

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(1) Do we all have familiarity with photographic bits and pieces, or (2) have they been done to death?

(1) Familiarity varies. Some participants are sophisticated gear users with many accessories, others not. (2) They've been done a lot, like kitchen tools, brushes, knives and combination tools, and food. After several years of the game, it's hard to avoid repeating subjects.


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May 17, 2017 06:45 as a reply to  @ post 18356461 |  #12997

OK. I know we say this every time, but this one should really be easy.

It is an everyday object. It is not an antique one-legged tinkers tool for manufacturing shoes, it is not an obscure piece of scientific apparatus.

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May 17, 2017 06:56 |  #12998

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OK. I know we say this every time, but this one should really be easy.

It is an everyday object. It is not an antique one-legged tinkers tool for manufacturing shoes, it is not an obscure piece of scientific apparatus.

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I think it might be "art"?. I'm autistic, so art = purposeless shapes.
Do the colours have a function?

Is it a tableware thing( (egg)/cup, saucer, plate?)?




  
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May 17, 2017 08:15 |  #12999

Is it a super macro? Or would it fit in a bread box?




  
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May 17, 2017 10:14 |  #13000

Some are nickel, some are gold, with it songs are sold.

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May 17, 2017 10:16 |  #13001

Chris.R wrote in post #18356692 (external link)
I think it might be "art"?. I'm autistic, so art = purposeless shapes.
Do the colours have a function?

Is it a tableware thing( (egg)/cup, saucer, plate?)?

Sequentially no to art, no to function (to the best of my knowledge), not really tableware although it could be on a table


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May 17, 2017 10:18 |  #13002

Chet wrote in post #18356735 (external link)
Is it a super macro? Or would it fit in a bread box?

All of my macros are super. What are you implying.? :-)

However, the object is not super small (greater than a few nanometers) and not super large (less than a few light years) and will fit in a bread box without the assistance of a black hole


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May 17, 2017 11:02 |  #13003

Is it a toy?


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May 17, 2017 11:17 |  #13004

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Is it a toy?

Not a toy


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May 17, 2017 17:49 |  #13005

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I think you missed the point, you have to guess one before you can post one.:cry:




  
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