Well, I'm stumped.
Looking at the pointed end, maybe it's designed to pierce or crack something. A low tech (and probably ineffective) nutcracker? I doubt it.
Then it occurred to me that it might work well in gardening - say you're planting a row of seeds; the point could produce a hole on the soil of the right depth for many kinds of seeds. Again, this probably isn't right.
An unlikely thought came to me that it might be used in some sort of arts or crafts - perhaps involving yarn or heavy thread. Nah! I don't think so.
Next, I thought or chickens. Something to help crack the egg as the hatchling struggles to emerge? Probably not.
Looking at the pointed end, maybe it's designed to pierce or crack something. A low tech (and probably ineffective) nutcracker? I doubt it.
Then it occurred to me that it might work well in gardening - say you're planting a row of seeds; the point could produce a hole on the soil of the right depth for many kinds of seeds. Again, this probably isn't right.
An unlikely thought came to me that it might be used in some sort of arts or crafts - perhaps involving yarn or heavy thread. Nah! I don't think so.
Next, I thought or chickens. Something to help crack the egg as the hatchling struggles to emerge? Probably not.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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