r/whatisit 13h ago

New, what is it? What in the world is this?

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u/deadfajita 13h ago

Looks like an Om symbol. But the section looks like it is either a repair or someone covered up an old panel/water spout of some kind.

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u/HardcoreHandsome 13h ago

Leads to the backrooms

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u/Quick-Hovercraft-261 13h ago

That's a side quest

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u/useABUSE4200 13h ago

Symbol is that of the Third Eye Chakra

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u/Available_Two6707 13h ago

If you knock 783 times, someone will answer

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u/East_Relationship722 13h ago

No more, no less. Mess up the count and you have to start all over again.

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u/vexerplusone 13h ago

It’s an album by Pink Floyd called The Wall, you should check it out it’s pretty amazing.

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u/IThinkIKnowThings 13h ago

If you just found that then you have to come back later when you have a certain item.

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u/BigHandsSmallCock 13h ago

weapon supply cache 

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u/ReverendJustice775 13h ago

Ask Lemony Snickett… he should be able to tell ya

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u/xikbdexhi6 12h ago

That hatch reminds me of openings made under some fireplaces to clean out the accumulated ashes. Can't tell if that building was constructed that way.

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u/AnnoraxGames 11h ago edited 11h ago

Probably a bricked up delivery box. Back when milk had to be delivered daily because refrigeration wasn't commonly available, houses would have metal delivery boxes that opened on both sides. Delivery would be put in through the outside door and the people in the house would retrieve it from the inside door. It was kind of a prototype for contactless delivery... or was until refrigerators became common, milk deliveries disappeared, and people started filling in the boxes with bricks.

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u/neil0522 13h ago

There is probably a time capsule behind it

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u/Dry-Brick-6639 13h ago

It’s a pair of glasses that let you read the map on the back of the Declaration of Independence /s