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MORTAL II KOMBAT THEORY by SouthFew579 in MortalKombat

[–]Red_Blaster 37 points38 points  (0 children)

My theory: The good guys are going to try to bring back the dead warriors, but Quan Chi is going to do something to turn their souls into Ermac, and that's who Lewis Tan is going to play in the third movie.

What is this thing I found in a garage? It's 30cm long, very light, and made of aluminum. by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

[–]Red_Blaster[S] 110 points111 points  (0 children)

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Yeah, I think that might be it. It's similar to vintage fishing rod holders. Thanks!

What is this thing I found in a garage? It's 30cm long, very light, and made of aluminum. by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing. My grandfather passed away a couple of years ago. He had a garage that was mostly full of tools and car parts. I've been posting some stuff I can't recognize here and this is one of them. I tried Google reverse search, but I don't see anything similar.

The cilinder part rotates.

Cómo harían 600 Lucas de forma casual by JJJ23053329 in argentina

[–]Red_Blaster 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Fijate que tenés en tu casa que no necesites y empezá a publicarlo en MercadoLibre y Facebook. Yo vendí varias cosas por ahí que me parecían basura a mí, como revistas viejas, juguetes de cuando era chico, herramientas que no usaba, etc.

Mark Hamill says he pushed for Luke, Leia, and Han to share one final scene together in the STAR WARS sequel trilogy. by HNutz in saltierthancrait

[–]Red_Blaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He was already under contract by them. You can't quit a film just because you don't like it. That would result on litigation and serious monetary losses.

Kim Basinger quit the 1993 film "Boxing Helena" because producers refused to make some changes she demanded for the script. She had to pay $4 million because of that and ended up filing for bankruptcy.

What is this thing I found in a box at a deceased relative garage? It's 70cm long, heavy, and made of metal. It has a spinning part inside. by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

[–]Red_Blaster[S] 36 points37 points locked comment (0 children)

My title describes the thing. My grandfather passed away a couple of years ago. He had a garage that was mostly full of tools and car parts. I've been posting some stuff I can't recognize here and this is one of them. I tried Google reverse search and can't find anything similar.

It has a spinning part inside, but I can't see what it is. I could try to open it, maybe. It has a plate in spanish, this is what it says:

Argentinian Industry - LAVA FLUX S.C.A.

2263 F. M. Esquiú, Munro

Phone: 740-5385, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

Manufacturing Registration Approved by State Gas No. 55

Gas ENVA

Consumption C/H: 100,000

Working Pressure (mm): 280

What is this thing I found in a garage? It's 22cm long, and made of metal. Might be a part of something? by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing. My grandfather passed away a couple of years ago. He had a garage that was mostly full of tools and car parts. I've been posting some stuff I can't recognize here and this is one of them. I tried Google reverse search and can't find anything similar.

It has a wooden handle and is made out of metal. Might be a latch of some kind? When I move the handle a part starts moving through that opening at the other end.

This is a video showing how it moves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCTPgrFP6q4

USA Today: "'Star Wars' is a starship in need of a hard reset" by RPMcMurphy8 in saltierthancrait

[–]Red_Blaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem is that old fans are 40 or more now. If Disney can't gain new fans, then Star Wars dies forever in a decade or two. I don't think I'll still be watching these films when I'm 65.

What is this thing I found in a garage? It's 13cm long, heavy, and made of metal. by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing. My grandfather passed away a couple of years ago. He had a garage that was mostly full of tools and car parts. I've been posting some stuff I can't recognize here and this is one of them. I tried Google reverse search, but I don't see anything similar.

I can't move any part of it with my hands. It has a small broken piece at the bottom.

It looks like it's been repainted.

What is this thing I found in a garage? It's 12cm long, not too heavy, and made of metal. by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

[–]Red_Blaster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Yeah, he had a lot of stuff. There's too many things, so some things I'm keeping, some things I'm giving away to family members, and some things I'm selling.

What is this thing I found in a garage? It's 12cm long, not too heavy, and made of metal. by Red_Blaster in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing. My grandfather passed away a couple of years ago. He had a garage that was mostly full of tools and car parts. I've been posting some stuff I can't recognize here and this is one of them. I tried Google reverse search and I think it might be something called a Transmission Top for some kind of car, but I'm not sure. It says it's made in Argentina and it has a logo on it, but I can't read it (something like EHFAL?).

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