Can you tell me what these are (pics included)?

[R2D2]

I'm told this one has something to do with Princess Diana?

[DrTre]

top one is a banana guard

[Heskey]

The top one is a 'banana protector'. Basically something to put a banana in and make sure it doesn't get squashed in your bag.

Bottom one... No idea.

[danrc]

Is the first one a Banana protector? I have no idea what the 2nd one is.

[JMGS4]

Both plastic anti-personnel mines!

[Steamer]

R2D2 said:

I'm told this one has something to do with Princess Diana?

Yes first one if certainly a 'nana guard...

- not sure what either have to do with Lady Di, unless the second is an internal part of a Merc interior?

[R2D2]

Sorry I got it the wrong way round, the green thing is to do with Princess Diana

[DrTre]

R2D2 said:

I'm told this one has something to do with Princess Diana?

Is it a squashed frog...that'd tie in with Princess Di via Henri Paul...

[R2D2]

R2D2 said:

I'm told this one has something to do with Princess Diana?

The next clue is don't step on it

[DrTre]

R2D2 said:

I'm told this one has something to do with Princess Diana?

The next clue is don't step on it

Sounds to me lke JMGS4 was correct...for that one at least...

Edited by DrTre on Friday 12th December 10:41

[randomman]

DrTre said:

R2D2 said:

I'm told this one has something to do with Princess Diana?

The next clue is don't step on it

Sounds to me lke JMGS4 was correct...for that one at least...

Edited by DrTre on Friday 12th December 10:41

Could well be, plastic so they can't be picked up by metal detectors.

I thought wood was more useful for this as it splinters?

[off_again]

JMGS4 said:

Both plastic anti-personnel mines!

Do you have a secret life that you would like to share with the rest of us?



Maybe you are a highly successful and renowned mercenary? Maybe ex-special forces? Go on, make it sound glamorous and impressive.....

[odyssey2200]

Colonic irrigation kit.

[zac510]

The second one looks like the kind of useless thing you get in a xmas cracker.

[R2D2]

Indeed it was a land mine, thanks guys!