Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHON. (Image ID:125-7620)Just a simple shot, of a common object. It's something I like doing. No tricks, no sleight of hand. No magic wand, no smoke or mirrors. But can you identify what I've displayed here?
You can have as many guesses as you want, in the comments section. If no one solves it in 24 hours, I'll reveal the answer on this post. But if you're curious and you really MUST know what it is, then just click on this image of mine for the solution!
(AS PROMISED, HERE IS THE ANSWER, 24 hours after posting the image. This depicts a row of Nintendo 64 game cartridges!)
I cheated and read your answer on the link. I was close though! ;)
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you here again. I thought you had left a while back. I must put you back in my reader. So good to read you again. :)
Doh, Tape cases.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see you here, Kat - yes, I left more than a year ago, then a week ago decided to come back because I missed blogging!
ReplyDeleteHi iMac - no, sir, not tape cases!
ReplyDeletel know cos lve seen this in redbubble so l shall not say in fairness....great stuff!!
ReplyDeletesaz x
PS moannie is back on a new blog...
a pyramid of piffle
lol...
Thout you might have seen it on RB, Saz. Thanks for commenting, though - and great news about Moannie.
ReplyDeleteWill check her out for sure and add her to the blogs I follow!
nicely done! i looked after trying to guess. good luck to all those less impatient than me! xox
ReplyDeleteThanks, Savannah - so glad to see you here.
ReplyDeleteI'm really stumped on this!! I won't cheat but will sleep on it - I'll see if my unconcious is more successful than my concious!! LOL
ReplyDeleteI looked at the link. I wouldn't have guessed though I thought they might have been old 8-Track cartridges.. but then again, you said a common object. And I figured you'd meant common in this century. ;)
ReplyDeleteDavid...
ReplyDeleteIt is a delight to see you.
I too left the blogland due to job constraints...
Sure nice to back!
(missed your wit and photography!)
memory sticks?
ReplyDeletei will go check, now.
and thank you so much for the encouragement on my story last night. i was honored...
I would never have guessed correctly. Fun trying though. I spent several minutes conjuring up several possibilities. This was fun.
ReplyDeleteI think it's DVD cases?
ReplyDeleteOh, you tease!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so familiar.
Never had one in the house. Don't even know that I have ever actually seen one, though I have seen the headquarters building. Generation Gap. My bloglets have bloglets of their own.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea. I don't like to look until I've had time to try and figure it out for myself...but looking at the comments, it doesn't look like it will be an easy one....sigh.
ReplyDeleteI've 'thunk' and 'thunk"...clueless...(again)...going to your link!
OK...I'm back...and I would never have guessed either...even though I have seen these....sigh.
Much fun! Thank you!!!
No tricks, no treats,
ReplyDeleteNo magical wands,
A mix that meets,
Over pastel ponds.
I reckon they look a little bit like the old nintendo 68 cartridges...but it's probably not that...but maybe some other kind of cartridge???
ReplyDeleteI had to cheat as usual, but I'd never have guessed anyway as I've never seen these.
ReplyDeleteNo, I am guessing tool cases? Good to see you here.
ReplyDeleteJust woken up - - - without the answer LOL.
ReplyDelete. . . still 'computing'
Eddie
Still thinking - I found this much easier LOL:
ReplyDeleteThere are eight doors in a row. Behind each door is a number. Each number is less than 20. No two numbers are the same, and the numbers on the doors are in order.
• three of the numbers are prime numbers
• two of the numbers are square numbers
• two of the numbers are multiples of 5
• five of the numbers are even
• three is a factor of two of the numbers
• there is a run of two consecutive numbers, and another run of four consecutive numbers.
• the numbers sum to 93
What are the numbers on the doors?
A line of small jewellery boxes?
ReplyDeleteNeither me... could have never guessed.
ReplyDeleteIt makes a great picture.
My first guess would have been a display of suitcases of some sort, but a close-up some plastic wonder tools is more likely.
ReplyDeleteIn other words - I haven't a clue and I won't cheat :-)
I think it was artist materials in cases.
ReplyDeleteI will have to go & see now.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
Drat!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed that!
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