15+ People Whose Way of Thinking Is Just Something Else

When people buy a house and move in, they sometimes find many unexpected surprises in their cupboards or the basement. Perhaps previous tenants, sometimes dating up to a century back, have left objects of great mystery. But it’s not only about old things we don’t use anymore but about new stuff that we aren’t used to seeing.
Now I’ve Seen Everything can’t make sense of these 15 objects, but maybe you’ll know what their purpose is before seeing the answer.
Answer: It might be a seed! They evolved to be carried long distances in the wind. We have very similar-looking ones in northern Australia. Incredibly similar in texture and appearance to hair. “Pelargonium seed” was the closest I could find, however, I’ve definitely seen hairier ones in the wild, so it might be different.
Answer: It’s known as a “fringe twister,” in this case, a double since it can do 2 strands at once. Here’s one, though not as nice, but it does the same thing. If you want to see it in action, watch this video.
Answer: I work in food manufacturing. This is 100% the frayed edges of the conveyors that take the crackers through the sheeting process before being transferred to the oven band. Contact the manufacturer with the codes and date on the box. It will help them in their investigation, and you will most likely get some free stuff.
Answer: It’s for balloons. It is capable of holding 4 stems with balloons, making an impressive, helium-free indoor display.
Answer: They’re cheap elastic bands for books. Keeps them from opening in backpacks. Here is a different one, but it works just the same.
Answer: I found that this candleholder which, while obviously not identical to yours, has strong similarities. I’m thinking yours might have been made by a kid in a woodworking class as the cuts seem a little uneven.
Answer: It’s a kinetic sculpture. It should sit on a pillar on the middle spike so it rocks back and forth.
Answer: I have one of those! It’s a promotional keyring for a company that makes glass eyes for taxidermy.
Answer: It’s a modern decoration made in the style of an old rug beater.
Answer: It’s a dice game. This eBay listing appears to have instructions, maybe you could message the seller and ask for a picture of the instructions.
Did you ever find anything so mysterious that you had no idea what its purpose was? Have you managed to crack that mystery?