Thought I'd duck back in to close the what is it.

I guess Glatt gets the win (imagine that). He said MRI machine...It's a CT Scanner with its clothes off.

I did not know ALL that shit was spinning inside there:

Now, I do not want to go in there!

Jesus, no wonder the service contracts are so high.

I've never seen a field engineer crazy enough to turn the motherƒucker on without the casing.

Watch the dangers of an MRI I doubt the casing would do much in the way of containment.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=plvIEf7...%3DplvIEf7JsKo

I think that the only purpose of the casing is to keep from scaring the patient. And it's a dust cover.

Maybe, but, damn I've just never seen anyone do that.

Cuz you hangin with lite weights

Dang, I missed this one. Something I actually knew!

Re the MRI, that's why they do orbital x-rays of anyone who may have even a faint possibility of having metal in their eyes (people who work on grinders, other types of metal-working etc.), prior to running the scan.

This isn't going to be a proper What Is This?, because I'm not positive what they are, but, what's in the pic? There are some clues...What I think is the answer, is below the pic, highlight to see it.

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Answer: I think they are buoys. Never seen one out of the water. Pic is Baltimore.

channel markers is my guess

I first thought 'giant military-grade spinning tops'.

You know...ICBST's.

Those are bouys, channel markers and such.

Tree lights.

My mother-in-law has those kinds of Christmas lights. They bubble after they heat up.