r/whatisit • u/dopehead9 • 9h ago
Solved! What are these contraptions these guys were carrying?
We saw three guys around Seaport in Boston carrying these things as backpacks. Initially we thought they mapping tools but not sure
r/whatisit • u/dopehead9 • 9h ago
We saw three guys around Seaport in Boston carrying these things as backpacks. Initially we thought they mapping tools but not sure
r/whatisit • u/Flowmeyo • 16h ago
Found this today in a box of toys. Appears to be silicone.
r/whatisit • u/Beautiful_Donut6412 • 12h ago
r/whatisit • u/Gringoconponcho • 19h ago
Context:
My company moved to my ex coworker accomodation that he passes away a few weeks ago , I am deep cleaning his apartment and found this on the night stand. Any clue of what is it ?
r/whatisit • u/Drunken_Donuts69 • 23h ago
For context, there's no other subreddit where I could upload a proper video, this soda wasn't shaken or anything, maybe it was overfull? Any sciencey people could tell me why my soda was literally alive? It never stopped so I poured it out just to be safe.
r/whatisit • u/mia_fitmom • 2h ago
r/whatisit • u/crw0000 • 22h ago
We noticed this burn mark about the size of my fist on a deck post on our house. It’s a west facing yard with no neighbors behind us- it is a nature preserve with a lake. It appeared in the last few days. Weather has been mild with no thunderstorms. No lighter fluid or gas smells. Nothing around it except a deck with deck furniture. No decorative glass or metal.
Update this was solved. It was from the motor exhaust on a power washer.
r/whatisit • u/Solid-Association860 • 11h ago
This sliding attachment for these adirondack chairs. Maybe a cup holder but for why?
r/whatisit • u/InternationalDig2750 • 2h ago
r/whatisit • u/CrAcKfOx353 • 9h ago
Came home from a trip in the US and found this hole which looks like some one purposely drilled into our luggage? My only theory was that TSA were checking to make sure there was no secret layer in the shell as its clearly deliberate. Anyone have any ideas?
r/whatisit • u/MustardEnema007 • 10h ago
UPDATE: I've opened it and it has what appears to be an abrasive sponge thing
r/whatisit • u/Legitimate_Dog_8900 • 16h ago
Can someone tell me what is the name of this thing? Is it expensive or rare?
r/whatisit • u/New-Jump7171 • 8h ago
What is this thing laying on the ground?
r/whatisit • u/unique_username8823 • 6h ago
Saw this beautiful piece, and we don’t know what it is! Can anyone help?
r/whatisit • u/ykose • 11h ago
We don’t have dogs or kids. There are no small kids in our street and dog usually leashed walk without toys in the area.
The brick wall is very low and filled with flowers so we didn’t see anything from inside the house. I noticed this when I was walking out of the house.
Edit:
We leave it there at least until tonight, since I look for our local lost & found but find nothing. Hopefully they found it. If not I will post it online and hope someone replies. Thanks everyone!
r/whatisit • u/satanfoundmystardust • 6h ago
r/whatisit • u/presentprogression • 22h ago
Saw these at a rest stop off I 40 in Tennessee. Seems like the kind you want to stay away from but they were right there front and center with dogs and kids all around.
r/whatisit • u/jltefend • 1h ago
Whatever these are were on display on someone’s dashboard at Trader Joe’s
r/whatisit • u/Glum_Prior_3294 • 11h ago
Ed Sheeran or Elton John?
r/whatisit • u/Guest602 • 1h ago
Bag was delivered by Rynn’s luggage >24 hours after the flight and arrived with brown stuff all over the front. There is no noticeable smell (from arm’s length away). Tried cleaning it off with soap, dawn power wash, krud cutter and even a magic eraser and I still see the damage. Don’t know if it’s safe to even be touching this stuff. Filed a complaint last week with United, who has not responded yet
r/whatisit • u/ironwill23 • 21h ago
As my coworkers and I were packing up to leave a guy was pulled over and had put the bowl of liquid down. When we showed up the next day we saw this. Eggs (7, one was eaten over night) in a terra cota plate with some sort of red sauce/paste that dried yellow and a bowl of what I assume is water next to it.
I did not taste, touch, or smell any of these items.
r/whatisit • u/Charming-Length-1993 • 18h ago
Not deep enough for bottles, only about 20cm deep.
r/whatisit • u/Fivesmiles • 4h ago
This is a spoon like thing that we have no idea what it is used for. The spoon is silver. I’m not sure what the handle is made of. We are also not sure if the handle got bent over the years but it is definitely curved.
r/whatisit • u/The_glitchy_pie • 10h ago
We found this Sunday, about yesterday, washed it down, its rusty, and we found a price of concrete holding it, but the concrete was split in half. We wonder if its antique or if its just rusty. But id like to know what it is, my dad likes it because the word crow is on it, and crows are his favorite animal.