Do you know what it is?

To play, come up with the right answer, or make up a silly, or inventive answer that we find funny or clever that describes the gizmo shown. We give away up to 18 autographed copies of MAD Magazine. (Up to 6 for the correct answer, up to 12 for cute, silly answers.)

You’ll be playing for the June 2025 issue of MAD, produced by the new, tiny (it’s down to two people!) LA MAD staff. Remember cute or clever wrong answers have a better chance of winning! Please be sure to put ” WTHII” in the subject line of your email so we can pick it out quickly. The judges have very small attention spans, so make sure entries are no more than 25 words, and please,  just one guess per entry. You must sign your entry with a nickname, screen name, fake name, or even real name, but sign it! If it’s not signed, it’s not eligible. Email your entry to gizwizbiz@gmail.com  by midnight (EST) April 30, 2025. By entering you agree this is a game for fun and laughs.

Winning answers are published on this website the 1st or 2nd of May 2025, so come back to see if you won. Because like MAD, we’re really low budget here, we can only mail winning copies to United States & most Canada addresses. Please don’t answer on this website; it won’t count. Good Luck! Winners outside the US & Canada can have a now 40 year old Alfred E. Neuman photo autographed to them, scanned and emailed to them. Again, sign your entry with something or it won’t count.

Entries go to: gizwizbiz@gmail.com

What The Heck Was It?  It was the Jokari Easy Open Prescription Medicine Bottle Opener and Built in Magnifying Glass. What is does: Helps Read Medical Pharmacy Label Print to Ensure Taking Correct Pills and Dosage. Unscrews Caps Easily Too.

Totally Correct Answer!!!

It’s a medicine bottle opener (with magnifier).  -Chris Durkin

Half Right, but close enough:

That is a medicine cap bottle opener. Brandon Hanke 

The gadget is a medicine bottle opener. Nancy Hall

It’s a tool for opening bottle caps. Vesa

It’s was $9.99 on Amazon on 3/1/25: https://amzn.to/41ELMuF 

As an Amazon Associate Giz Wiz Biz earns from qualifying Amazon purchases. You pay no more.

See how to collect your prize at the bottom of the ‘Cute, Clever, Could Be’ panel below. 

Here they are. We picked more than 12 because we were in a really good mood, and liked more than a dozen of them!

Devo hat removal tool. dalepoco

Device used in jewelry stores to measure your ring size. Carole Marciano

Used by Japanese Hibachi Chefs to learn how to stack onion rings when they are making onion ring volcanoes. Ian Winkler

Party time beer guzzlers funnel – multi size. Fits stubby beers, 12 oz, 16 oz and tall boys. John

Collapsible drink cup. Store the cup in your pocket then when you need a drink you can expand it. Bryon J. Hammer

It is a 3D printed version of a Time Tunnel. Mr tom

That is a time tunnel!  Be careful or you’ll end up running from dinosaurs!  -Chris Durkin

 3-D printed Rock Tumbler. — Pizzagew

Foldable hat for optimized fashion – Josh

 Labyrinth for ants. .Skullman

An inter-dimensional, personal, portable, port for Smurfs – Jade

Fancy stadium seating for a flea circus! Dan from South Dakota

Old fashioned hearing trumpet (hearing aids) for grandpa – say what!? Gus

Mr. Bill & Gumby had successful plastic surgery using this gadget at Play-Doh Memorial Hospital. Dan Mottola

It is a stadium for fleas. Ceasar____

Muzzle for your pet rattle snake. Keith Phillip

WINNERS Who live in the U.S. & most of Canada get the April 2025 MAD issue! MAD moved to LA in December 2017 but I’m continuing the WTHII game and sending out MAD magazines to winners since so many people say they love to play it. Winners of MAD magazine are for US addresses & Canada. If you win and live in the US or Canada, email me your full name & address and put MAD WINNER in the subject so I can pick it out easily. I’ll autograph your MAD with your first name & my name unless you specify “Dick’s name only”. If you won this game more than once using different names, please just ask for one MAD prize. If you live anywhere outside of the US & Canada email me with WINNER in the subject line and I’ll autograph an Alfred E. Neuman photo to you, scan it & email a high res image to you. You can print it out & no one should know the difference. (I’ve done it quite a few times already and people say the photo looks great.)

Do you know what it is?

To play, come up with the right answer, or make up a silly, or inventive answer that we find funny or clever that describes the gizmo shown. We give away up to 18 autographed copies of MAD Magazine. (Up to 6 for the correct answer, up to 12 for cute, silly answers.) Some markings have been covered to not help you. 🙂

You’ll be playing for the April 2025 issue of MAD, produced by the new, tiny (it’s down to two people!) LA MAD staff. Remember cute or clever wrong answers have a better chance of winning! Please be sure to put ” WTHII” in the subject line of your email so we can pick it out quickly. The judges have very small attention spans, so make sure entries are no more than 25 words, and please,  just one guess per entry. You must sign your entry with a nickname, screen name, fake name, or even real name, but sign it! If it’s not signed, it’s not eligible. Email your entry to gizwizbiz@gmail.com  by midnight (EST) February 28, 2025. By entering you agree this is a game for fun and laughs.

Winning answers are published on this website the 1st or 2nd of March 2025, so come back to see if you won. Because like MAD, we’re really low budget here, we can only mail winning copies to United States & most Canada addresses. Please don’t answer on this website; it won’t count. Good Luck! Winners outside the US & Canada can have a now 40 year old Alfred E. Neuman photo autographed to them, scanned and emailed to them. Again, sign your entry with something or it won’t count.

Entries go to: gizwizbiz@gmail.com

Well, there were no correct answers, but it being New Year’s Day when we picked the winners, we decided to give MAD magazines to several people who mentioned it was some sort of cutter.

Actually, it’s designed as a way to make sandwiches that have a filling. Open the device, put in a slice of bread, add the filling and then another slice of bread.  Closing this gadgets cuts the bread into a circle and seals the edges to hold the filling inside. I bought this gadget on Amazon, but now it comes up. ‘No Longer Available’.

Those ‘winners’ are:

My guess is that this is used to cut bagels or fruit. Ben from Omaha

It’s a mini veggie slicer Skullman50

That’s a devices that opens up and cuts the top off your soft boiled egg. Carole Marciano. 

It is a device for cutting the foil seal on a wine bottle. Bryon J. Hammer.

See how to collect your prize at the bottom of the ‘Cute, Clever, Could Be’ panel below.