Green orb

Consider this thing. It doesn't bounce, doesn't seem like it would float very well. It isn't decorative, it would't make a very interesting toy. It's just squishy. Not in a good Nerf ball way either. And it seems to have a navel. It's a weird green color, though, so it has that going for it.

ID		140004
Object		Green orb
Material		Unknown synthetic
Dimensions		17mm
Provenance		Dallas, Texas
Credit Line		The Museum of Parking Lot Junk

Plastic key tag

This thing. What kind of probe? Medical? The cheerful letters make it worse somehow.

ID		140003
Object		Tag for keys
Material		Plastic, paper, ink
Dimensions		55mm
Provenance		Dallas, Texas
Credit Line		The Museum of Parking Lot Junk

Reflector

The 3M 290 plastic reflective road stud. Not far from my house is a big pile of these in a median, like an ancient elephant graveyard of reflectors. The glue they use to stick these down is pretty stout stuff but they still pop off from time to time, and the broken ones are (eventually) chipped off and replaced. Definitely on the upper end, size-wise, of what is considered proper parking lot junk.

ID		140002
Object		Reflective road stud
Material		Plastic
Dimensions		90mm x 100mm
Provenance		Dallas, Texas
Credit Line		The Museum of Parking Lot Junk

Wire connectors

Found in the parking lot of a major retail chain. When I see things like this I imagine someone, maybe in the middle of the night, trying desperately to fix their car just to make it home. Making a repair in a busy parking lot is not fun. Or maybe it was just someone who wanted to hear some tunes on their road trip hooking up a CD player. Or tape deck. Or 8-track. Who knows how long this has been laying around, after all.

ID		140001
Object		Electrical connectors
Material		Copper, steel, plastic
Dimensions		50mm
Provenance		Dallas, Texas
Credit Line		The Museum of Parking Lot Junk