What Is It? - #22

SifuPhil

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A double-header for you today - Twofer Tuesday!

These two items perform the same function, just in slightly different ways.

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They aren't used much today, although they might be in the future.

Both items are 4"-5" long.

WHAT ARE THEY? ;)
 

I don't usually get involved in these discussions, but this time..

OK, The one on the left has a cork at the end because it probably has a pointed end..
The other one has the cork removed and has a needle like end..

They both have some sort of handle to inject something..
Looks like something to draw out a liquid and inject it..

How about an instrument used for artificial insemination in horses or animals ?????
 
I don't usually get involved in these discussions, but this time..

OK, The one on the left has a cork at the end because it probably has a pointed end..
The other one has the cork removed and has a needle like end..

They both have some sort of handle to inject something..
Looks like something to draw out a liquid and inject it..

How about an instrument used for artificial insemination in horses or animals ?????

EXCELLENT chain of reasoning and deduction, Steve! You're SO close that I almost wanted to give you the win, but then you put your money on the artificial insemination. :(

Sorry, no - they are / were not used for that purpose. But everyone else, take note!

The one on the right looks like an old bicycle pump.

It does, doesn't it? :D

But it isn't. :p
 
Having spent so much time last year at the urologist, I think I'll decline to try this one. :rolleyes:

Although, naw.....

I agree ... naw. :playful:

An old fashioned ***** enlarger???

What differentiates an old-fashioned ***** from a modern one?

Do the old ones have handlebar mustaches?

:applause2:I don't know how you come up with these things. lol

He has no home, so he has lots of time to think of them.
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It's a blessing and a curse to have an active imagination...

In Nomine Patris, damn you!
~ A blessing and a curse

umm...the first one looks like a wine bottle opener; to remove the cork???

A grape crusher to make wine?

How about something to test the wine in the barrels before bottling ???

Ah, I have successfully misled you all! BWAhahahahahaha!

Note that I said -

... but it IS related to some wines in a certain manner

(Bolding added)

[HINT] It might be related to wine, but not in the direct way that you think ... consider physical characteristics of wine ...
 
I lived with folks who owned a winery for a few years. Learned a lot but not enough to figure out this thing. Physical characteristics might be be the color, body, nose . . . it might display varying degrees of sweetness, bitterness, acidity, alcohol content. So, with that in mind I would say this thing, uhm.... gets you drunk.
 
Wine aerator?

Nope.

Embalming tool?

Heh, heh ... you're actually getting warmer ... ;)

I lived with folks who owned a winery for a few years. Learned a lot but not enough to figure out this thing. Physical characteristics might be be the color, body, nose . . . it might display varying degrees of sweetness, bitterness, acidity, alcohol content. So, with that in mind I would say this thing, uhm.... gets you drunk.

You hit on the association I wanted to make in your list ... it's one of the first three.

Wine proofer ???

... but it doesn't DIRECTLY have anything to do with wine.


I don't mean to mislead you folks - it just seems my analogy went off-track.


[HINT] Sea's idea of an embalming tool is actually closer to what this item is than her wine aerator guess ...
 

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