What’s this called? What’s it used for?
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So Folks, What’s This?
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No hints!
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A crumb scrapper, or a chocolate shaver (because I have chocolate on the brain right now), or perhaps a cheese eating apparatus. I think I’m hungry, all I see is food.
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No comment!
answer next wed.
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A bowl scraper?
A head lice remover?
A spoon gone wrong?
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It would work if the live were on a bald person.
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A tiny fairy hoe?
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Tee Hee
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I’m going with the scraper thing. I can’t see the size of it, but if it’s a bit larger. I’d say it’s for ashes.
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It’s tiny. That’s a cork hotpad it’s on. (I’ll give the answer next week – forgot to say that).
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is it for clearing snow off the ice at miniature curling rinks?
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Ha ha that’s good!
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—I think it’s called a “Thing.”
And it’s to dig stuff! Xx
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It looks like one of those crumb collectors used in a fancy restaurant?
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To shovel food onto your fork?? (I’m mannerless, obviously.)
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It’s a mini-shovel to bury mini-dead pets. Like goldfish or teeny-weeny guinea pigs.
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For clearing the baguette crumbs off of the table between courses!
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haha I no idea… but I am staying tuned to find out what it is :p
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Un appareil used to clean and smooth the table cloth.
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I’d guess it is for scooping something, in a dainty way….
Like gravy or runny egg yolk… -
a crumb scraper for the table cloth?
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1) Crumb remover
2) An old cheese knife
3) Something you place your dirty knife on -
I think it’s for exfoliating the skin. Perhaps to remove scabies or other livestock.
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Table crumbs. When you don’t have a dog.
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crumb scraper! (I need one at my house)
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The answer post will be up in an hour, as soon as I get the kids to bed.
(Hint, it’s not a crumb scraper).
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To cultivate a teeny little garden? lol
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Butter scraper?!
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