Posted by Luke-the-magic-man
Hi, heres myversion of playtime, no silly questions, just one photo, the person who guesses what it is featured in the photo wins a free as new ipod shuffle dock (its not much but its free). - one entry per person (to make it fair for all)
Heres the photo boys and girls - taken on the center of my ipod click wheel
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[ This Message was edited by: Luke-the-magic-man on 2006-03-13 22:30 ]
Posted by Burgaz
is it a tiny speaker grill?
Posted by max99
little rubber foot thing.
like what you find on bottom of drinks mats to stop them moving around :S
Posted by Luke-the-magic-man
nope, though fair do's both were good suggestions
Posted by Burgaz
Heat sink?? Or a chip?
But then Max's guess seems like a good'un...
Posted by kk.226
An Omlette.
Posted by Burgaz
A Very burnt one!
Posted by Ridahz
Mini fridge magnet lol
Posted by Luke-the-magic-man
guna kepp this open for a bit longer as no one has got it
Posted by Vein
Hmm, little chip underneath the gold bit on the SIM card?
Posted by Superluminova
A sticky velcro pad? Lol
Posted by p900 lover
Can we have a clue?
Posted by amnesia
padding for a button or key
Posted by mcrosser
a face down sticker ?
Posted by gregface
laptop button?
Posted by methylated_spirit
a rubber button turned upside down
Posted by leeboy13
potato waffle (burn't and shrunk).....?
Posted by methylated_spirit
either that or its a very big ipod
Posted by below24
Ipod scroll wheel with a rubber thing on the selects button
Posted by pmerryman
Tiny mouse mat.
Posted by doodles17
a upside down scrabble tile (magnetic version)
Posted by faultymonkey
The protective cover from the back of an ipod shuffle....?
Posted by whistla
heatsink thing, e.g that goes on processors etc.....
Posted by Glenny
looks like a thing that goes on the foot of an iPod holder or some form of holder to stop it from slipping
Posted by Luke-the-magic-man
cmon one of you guys must know it?
Posted by gregface
is it part used for a dremmel drill? like a really small sanding head.
??
Posted by indian
something that stops laptops from sliding around
Posted by max99
come on luke , let us out our misery and tell us
Posted by 50Cent
computer processing chip?
Posted by Xugaa
A rather old banana...
Posted by faultymonkey
WE NEED A CLUE!
Posted by methylated_spirit
Is it whats left of Jordans implants?
Posted by Si_V80
Is it a patch off a puncher repair kit for a push bike?
Posted by fatreg
is it a lttle patch of carbon fibre?
fatreg
Posted by axxxr
Button or speaker Insulation of a PCB?
Posted by Luke-the-magic-man
sorry, but all you guys are wrong, I thought one of you lot may have got it, but its achually a mini absorbtion pad for pinter ink (came with a printer, and goes near the ink cartridges and soaks up extra ink I believe). As no one got it I need a new game to get rid of some docks, any suggestions?
Posted by WelshTom
i have a suggestion - show us something we have at least some chance of guessing! lol. That was a v.difficult item to guess and i have never ever seen one.
but on a serious note why not a picture contest. Entries must have been taken with a camera phone. Could maybe have a category i.e. best funny pic, best artistic pic etc etc.
Posted by solidsingh
maybe do a game where someone bids for it and the person with the lowest unique bid wins
Posted by leeboy13
i agree with welshtom here, i think the pic idea would be very fun......
Its also something we could have on a regular basis.......
Posted by faultymonkey
I think another picture game would be good, but make it easier....
Maybe put a one word clue with it to help people along...
Posted by max_wedge
yeah, I'm a computer tech and seriously I've seen hundreds of things with little pieces in them that could've matched that item, it's not unique enough to pin it down to a printer. I've seen many such printer pads and they all look different anyway.
So it would virtually take luck to guess that thing (you just happened to have pulled apart the same model printer so new exactly what it was).