What is this

Submitted by tom proctor on 1 October, 2006 - 19:28.
What is this

Hint: It is set at 6 and 1/2 inches

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Brain washing tool!

I know, it's a torture device that was used during the Sandinista era on the Miskito coast. They would place the head of their captive and "tweak-it" until the right words came out of the mouth of the poor victim. I think it dates back to the beginnings of the Soviet era. Wouldnt' surprise me if they were using it nowadays to get some extra votes.

||||, {' ;'} Excuse Meeee..

Above is the original Miskitus Balls Stretcher. Was a great tool used back in the late 50’s? Still we see the result of this by making a great observation on how the Nicas-Spaniards walk, Those who limps a bit or two... Their ancestor was Torture by the Miskitus Ball Stretcher....

,,,/ {-_-} But I may be Lying too,

Ouuuch!!

Blue ,,,/ {' ;'} Miskitu

A tool for assembly line bris ritual

I was thinking that some Mohel had found a way to speed up the Bris ritual and set it up as an assembly line.

Jig

It's a jig for holding pieces of round tubing in a drill press.

Uh...

coming from you, I am just too afraid to ask.

Canta no LLores

????????

Cigar Trimmer?

I agree

Cigar trimmer

As seen here?

What is it?

It's a nutcracker, better yet, its a pecan cracker.

This is a

kateract a fordasee, it bobs up and down similar to a yoyo,

and produces, layo de catch meadows, approximamente

six and onehalf inches in length with a diameter of no more than

one and seven sixteenths inches. it is hand operated and does require

quite a bit of dexterity to use it

NOW does that answer your question Mr. Hogan?

Lyin' Farmer John Wayne