What In The Hell Is That?

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37 Responses to What In The Hell Is That?

  1. franny says:

    a personal massager.

  2. Sarah Sequeira says:

    a cigar/ette lighter

  3. Darcy Betinis says:

    A cigarette ashtray and lighter ! ?

  4. dzon says:

    it’s a european smokeless ashtray

  5. Ken says:

    A Smokeless Ashtray

  6. Annette says:

    Based on the wire and my bf age its a starter for (wink) you know!

  7. cindy says:

    a small fountain

  8. Shan says:

    A scented oil warmer?

  9. Dawn says:

    smokeless ashtray

  10. Patrick says:

    A warmer for shaving cream?

  11. Carol says:

    Ashtray with lighter

  12. Jason says:

    It’s a hair dryer.

  13. Beth says:

    It looks like a smoke-eating ashtray. Cool.

  14. jim says:

    Ashtray with lighter

  15. Nancy says:

    An incense burner?

  16. Karl says:

    Looks like an ash tray with an electric cigar/cigarette lighter. Nod off and drop that thing in your lap and you’ll understand the meaning of a hot time.

  17. Michael says:

    Those objects are used to transmit IR radiation. Some people believe that when an electric current is passed into jade it emits energy in the IR spectrum – believed to bring comfort and healing. That’s why there are plugs attached

  18. Constance says:

    I said perfume diffuser…and I’ll stand behind that :)

  19. Constance says:

    Or…could be for Vicks vapor rub…kinda fancy aint it?

  20. Cathy says:

    It is an ashtray & lighter set, my grandfather had one years ago

  21. Mike says:

    changed my mind ; looks like some sort of smokeless ashtray with the dips in the end ; they look like places to rest the cigarettes.

  22. Louise says:

    electric lighter and ashtray

  23. mike costello says:

    It is an ashtray with a smoke reducer, you plug it in while a cigarette is burning and the small fan inside pulls the smoke towards it making the immediate area free from smoke.

  24. Steve says:

    It’s a giant electric cigar lighter and ash holder used by Governor Arnold in his smoking tent outside the capitol building. It was a gift from some antique nut.

  25. Frank E. says:

    Ashtray with electric lighter.

  26. bmar_g says:

    I am going with a “smokeless” ashtray. (an ashtray with a small fan attached to draw the smoke into a filter.

  27. Max says:

    smokless ashtray

  28. Tink54rn says:

    It’s one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen and I would convert it to a lamp. Ten bucks says it glows like the old marbles made of that type of cullet.

  29. goonboy says:

    ashtray with electric lighter

  30. Ann Tracy says:

    it’s an ashtray specifically for cigars and the other item is to put cigars out without letting them get smelly,,,

  31. i8thecat says:

    It’s an old fashioned bath toy for depressed rich people. No person of high social status and moral fiber would be caught dead in a tub holding an ordinary toaster…. Ordinary toasters were for the poor. These were for those who wanted a bit more dignity and style.

  32. Stacy says:

    We create such bizarre things…It must be an ash tray and lighter. Why do we create such weird little appliances? I have a quesadilla maker. What the hell?

  33. Sarah says:

    It’s a vibrator!

  34. Bonnie Wilson says:

    I vote for the smokeless ashtray.

  35. PR Stevens says:

    Ashtray Night-light combo

  36. Pam says:

    A truly weird sex toy vibrating something. Not that I would know anything about that! Tho I do love the guess (and name) of i8thecat! Do we ever get to find out what these things really are?

  37. Beatrice Melon says:

    This was a air purifier for smoking cigars, pipes, cigarettes. A good idea but loud and ineffective!

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