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Deny

Deny

USA
August 2006

JUL 11, 2007 10:50 AM

Haha... Awesome. It's a shame it doesn't go down like that more often. biggrin

spinhouse247

spinhouse247

Greenwich, CT
December 2003

JUL 11, 2007 02:09 PM

NICE!

imclever

imclever

Kent, WA
February 2007

JUL 11, 2007 02:13 PM

Someone get James a cape, tights and a disposable sidekick.

emotedcreations

emotedcreations

Germany
July 2006

JUL 11, 2007 02:23 PM

ASSH0LE said:
A "Dagwood" is a huge sandwich, like Dagdwood from "Blondie" would eat.

Awesome, now I'm hungry and have a larger vocabulary.

_Tab

_Tab

I'm lost
September 2004

JUL 11, 2007 03:11 PM

You were totally being robbed by that Hall and Oats guy!

brett54

brett54

Australia
November 2004

JUL 11, 2007 03:26 PM

freshprncebelair said:

brett54 said:
12 Gauge Boundry Security System

This particular device, when used outdoors, serves as an effective pest control and early warning signal against intruders on your property. This system is all aluminum construction that can be used over and over again. Designed to accommodate 12 gauge blanks.
zoom image

ha fuckin ha



Too messy.

Real geeks prefer a remotely activateable Halon system, which is also good in case of fire



I like it - discrete, death in 30 seconds or less and legal (ish)

brett54

brett54

Australia
November 2004

JUL 11, 2007 03:30 PM

Shalome said:

_Heather said:
Everyone should geek so righteously.

EDIT: He ate? Have these people never heard of DNA?



Cops at burglary scenes rarely dust for fingerprints much less check for DNA. CSI lies. wink



Apparently, so I've seen on a doco, if you can get a DNA sample, you can get "stuff" to replicate more of it - you then spray this onto a broken window with some blood. Cops go straight for blood. The replicated DNA "bits" totally swamp the samples taken.

I was amazed at how little DNA was needed at the start and the ease of implicating someone.

freshprncebelair

freshprncebelair

Ellicott City, MD
June 2004

JUL 11, 2007 04:48 PM

brett54 said:

freshprncebelair said:

brett54 said:
12 Gauge Boundry Security System

This particular device, when used outdoors, serves as an effective pest control and early warning signal against intruders on your property. This system is all aluminum construction that can be used over and over again. Designed to accommodate 12 gauge blanks.
zoom image

ha fuckin ha



Too messy.

Real geeks prefer a remotely activateable Halon system, which is also good in case of fire



I like it - discrete, death in 30 seconds or less and legal (ish)



Trapping villains in an airtight room has an almost evil genius aura to it, as a major bonus

Zoetica

Zoetica

NEWSWIRE

Los Angeles, CA

JUL 11, 2007 05:08 PM

It was my pleasure! Justice was served that day.

MessyJessy

MessyJessy

Fort Myers, FL
August 2005

JUL 11, 2007 05:16 PM

bahahahaha awesome

Dizzy

Dizzy

Los Angeles, CA
January 2004

JUL 11, 2007 05:29 PM

*slow clap*

obd

obd

Venice, CA
June 2003

JUL 11, 2007 05:39 PM

nice work.

punk

punk

Phoenix, AZ
January 2004

JUL 11, 2007 05:57 PM

The police around here are pretty much the same way...unless it's some kind of violent crime or a major incident they'll file a report and that's about it. The burglar removed and old cheap bass from a padded gig bag I had it in to carry the more expensive one and left very clear finger prints on the body, but the cop who took my report didn't really care. Although the detective that worked with me to recovery my stolen property was pretty cool; they did that much for me!

The law (not sure if it's state or federal) requires pawn shops to report high-dollar items to the police. The pawn shop that bought my bass - worth about $1000 in parts alone - for $50 called it in and my detective recovered it for me.

Remy

Remy

Roscoe, IL
October 2003

JUL 11, 2007 06:56 PM

Most righteous

tshirtvictim

tshirtvictim

Athens, GA
May 2005

JUL 11, 2007 07:26 PM

Huzzah! Actually, they have a neat shpeel in the Christopher Nolan film <i>Following</i> about crooks' use of peoples' own duffel bags for swag transport so apparently this is not an isolated incident of sports-bag thievery.

xazapdmytinu

xazapdmytinu

Fort Collins, CO
July 2007

JUL 11, 2007 10:17 PM

Don't take this the wrong way, but I think I haveyourTV. wink

JFlizzle

JFlizzle

Honduras
March 2007

JUL 11, 2007 10:28 PM

I LOL'd.

_Elichrusos

_Elichrusos

Australia
November 2004

JUL 11, 2007 10:52 PM

Shalome said:

_Heather said:
Everyone should geek so righteously.

EDIT: He ate? Have these people never heard of DNA?



Cops at burglary scenes rarely dust for fingerprints much less check for DNA. CSI lies. wink



Boooooo. frown

Frenchy

Frenchy

San Francisco, CA
November 2004

JUL 12, 2007 03:33 PM

Awesome!!!

Elenor

Elenor

AWESOME

Los Angeles, CA

JUL 12, 2007 06:33 PM

Fucking awesome! Nice one, James.

Iseult

Iseult

United Kingdom
September 2005

JUL 13, 2007 04:00 AM

Haha, excellent work. biggrin

Amina

Amina

SUICIDEGIRL

Nevada, USA

OCT 11, 2007 04:47 PM

Genius!

Toxic

Toxic

SUICIDEGIRL

Oregon, USA

OCT 17, 2007 05:16 PM

That was purely brilliant!

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