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whatisthisthing·What is this thing?byWaterWaiver

[SOLVED] ~13mm dart with 5-pointed star base found in my shoe. Non-ferrous

Location: Sydney, Australia

Does not react to a magnet. Does not show any signs of rust. Bent slightly.

Looks almost like a mechanism from inside a click pen, but those normally don't have a stepped stabby end, nor need to be made out of metal.

SOLVED: Stud earring. Gem goes on the the star end, second retaining piece goes on the stabby end. Thankyou.

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lemmy.today

It’s an earring that’s lost its stone. Looks like the kind used for mall piercing places.

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That would explain all the shapes in it and the material choice, thankyou, I think that's it.

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That would explain all the shapes in it and the material choice, thankyou, I think that's it.

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This baby belongs to them cloners. What you got here is a Kamino Saberdart.

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Bill Gates tracking chip. You can tell it's the Australian version because it's a five-pointed star, designating your climate and local fauna.

Remove the RAM successfully and you could make some money 🤌

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lemmy.world

Government nano tranquilizer dart, probably from a government with CIA connections. 🎯

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aussie.zone

Strikingly similar to a small game hunting head for an arrow, but you'd struggle to work out how the hell that'd fit in your ear

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[SOLVED] ~13mm dart with 5-pointed star base found in my shoe. Non-ferrous | Spyke