Mystery Object (locked version of Original)

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  1. rosa

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    vase for your birthday flowers :D
     
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    [​IMG] Brilliant guesses......It does look like all of those things......John [​IMG]
     
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    er...knuckle duster?
    egg cup?
     
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    John ,that was brilliant you obviously have one at home probably kept on your consultation desk ;) Jolly well done [​IMG]

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  10. rosa

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    well done john, like that corkscrew roders
     
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    Roders. I have retired and no longer have a consultation desk.

    The clue was very useful. 'Birthdays', so it could only be either a corkscrew, a cocktail shaker or something to commit suicide with. You said 'no' to a .45 that left 2. The chrome was obviously some birds feet and cocktail shakers don't have feet so that left a corkscrew. What bird? Standing upright, as it clearly was it had to be a penguin. Elementary my dear Watson. [​IMG]

    Oh and yes. I've got one. Somebody else want to post? (I cheated).

    [​IMG]
     
  12. Sarraceniac

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    OK whilst you are thinking I'll throw this one in, and based on your (alleged) knowledge of me, it has to be exact. [​IMG]

    It is fairly easy. ;)
     
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    No, but right lines. Think 'Sarra'.
     
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