Weird Finds That Would’ve Remained Mysteries If It Weren’t for Internet Users

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[@user-bt4vx2fe2f]

When I saw the old urinals and the person called them a kettle. My first thought was "Please tell me you didn't try to make tea".🤢

[@inncogneato6341]

9:41 I knew that was an old fashioned men’s urinal as soon as I saw it. So funny that the OP thought it was a kettle, and even funnier if they had been using it as one.

[@TheR1U2T3H4]

Can't stop laughing at the small kettle 😂 thank you for the update.

[@donnasmith9939]

These are some of my favorite videos you do. Always interesting.

[@inncogneato6341]

13:11 “Used for sizing testicles.” And the doctor didn’t even know what they are.

[@KittynFranky7643]

That oval magnet in the man's hand, I have two sitting in the back of my van left over from when my son was in primary school. Whenever he sees them these days, it's like oh I remember them, and then just leaves them in a different spot. I'll wait till he's 40 and demand he remove them, 12 years to go.

[@stephenbonesteel664]

Secondly use , like figit spinners were originally old bearings. First use was a cow magnet. Onceapon a time bails were tied with wire instead of twine. Hence the term haywire. Sometimes a pice would break off and get stuck in the cow . Just push down throat, every month take another magnet with string attached and pull it up with any wire on it and no vet bills

[@Tempe1962]

Oh wow, a torch snuffer! I eat alot of tuna-now I'm a bit put off by that egg sack.Blahhh. Two worms making more worms.lol.Who knew it was so, um, complex. Why on earth would you attach a spoon to your finger? Especially to feed others when a regular spoon will do.And EWWW.

[@VMM34]

It's a portable finger ashtray, Stan Laurel of Laurel and Hardy always used one

[@maximillian_666]

THE METH ONE 💀💀

[@gonefishing167]

Some really great things there. Thanks ever so much 👵🇦🇺👍👍

[@davidneil5124]

The Knife thing (called a tumi) may not be that old. The Peruvian establishment at the Knoxville World's Fair had replicas for sale.

[@Notmycatsanctuary]

I would not touch the goat milker found in an apartment with no farm in sight. Think about it…nope, you’re going to need antibiotics.

[@davidchurch3472]

All 'real' Doctors should recognise an orchidometer!

[@caldoyle1572]

I saw one that had balls from ping pong ball size to football.😳😯

[@michaelhenry5946]

It would be nice if you gave more time to see the objects. Us with limited eyesight would appreciate it.

[@caldoyle1572]

Just hit the pause. You can take as long as you want

[@roringusanda2837]

Touch your screen and when you see the gear ⚙️ wheel , touch that and it will give you a list of things, like caption, etc. pick playback speed and you can slow down or speed up the video you're watching. I sometimes have to use it, although it will also change the sound, so there's that...

[@robinmoore7202]

So what was the last one?

[@ceceyoung7462]

Clearly it was a shoutout ya know, to Bob in San Diego …didya not get that?? I’m kidding, shit like that bugs me…like hey, don’t bother to actually tell us WHAT IT IS! Arrrrgh! 😂

[@robinmoore7202]

@@ceceyoung7462 😄😄😄 I agree!

[@Tempe1962]

An advert for Marine Antiques.lol.

[@localcrew]

It’s an antique USMC dildo.

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

It's literally just part of a propeller. Nothing except exactly what it looks like.

[@inncogneato6341]

12:50 What is this “heavy bullet shaped thing”? Um…a bullet…a big, heavy projectile.

[@inncogneato6341]

9:07 Big Brother is watching, and not only with cameras.

[@phonotical]

Utter clickbait

[@inncogneato6341]

2:19 “…put humans on the moon.” Yeah right.

[@eddybowe2953]

True fact.

[@caldoyle1572]

Moon landing plans began in the early 60's. Long before the development of computers of any consequence. They used those kinds of slide rules. Amazing, huh.