Nope...that entire area is now free of what you see there: solidified liquid silver polish. It went through two half-hour cycles in a small...
Here 'tis...these are the best I can manage with available resources. The sword is clear...but the other, tho' deeply stamped, is filled with...
Excellent reference, Ratsy...Thanks!
That's the 'mark' I think I see. We shall...see!
There's a bit of truth! Perhaps we're all overthinking the dang thing! What if it were an assigned project...say, in a class to teach laboratory...
The puzzle includes this conundrum: if it were designed to dispense some liquid, how would it be filled with enough to be helpful...and then how...
First, the outrageous leftover silver polish (last pic) is not of my doing; and the apparent yellow at the bottom edges (pics 1 & 2) are artifacts...
Hmmmmm...
Surely could be...but what? Komokwa won't divulge where his mind has run with it...but I have an idea.
Well, that's certainly helpful!
It has grips for pallbearers, too!
Imagine owning two dogs that swam close together, and being able to capture the moment so well!
It is ~5" long; the bulb is ~1 1/2" X ~2 1/4". It weighs all of 7 grams. The needle-like tip, 1/4" forward of the hole, is 0.080" diameter. I...
Ye gods an' little fishhooks! My sincere apology for egregious neglect of common courtesy. I do thank you, now, tardily...and promise to be much...
Highly doubtful...
As if!
The artist was right-handed, I believe. I'd hang it...there is a savage darkness to it, an' a suggestion of raging flames. Somehow seasonally...
Huh? Only six pix...I try to observe th' norms here, mostly.
Wow! Many thanks, Wink!
AJ, aren't those Vestal Virgins? 16 count...is the number important? What ceremony is shown, when, an' by whom? That's quite a scene, with what...
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