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lannisport
878 Posts
Oh, and THIS: + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iZ0WuNvHr8&list=FLv4NImlCRCa7pzRRFGbcQJA&index=1&feature=plpp_video It's about the price of a bugatti but if you ask me I'd rather drive a fucking mech thing than a pansy car | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
Be careful about this. Apparently the little blade is considered a concealed weapon in some states. My friend, here in California, got arrested and taken to a police station because they found one of those. They eventually let him off because they weren't realistically going to charge him for carrying around what essentially amounted to a pocket mirror, but if a cop is already pissed at you, that thing won't help. | ||
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templar rage
United States2509 Posts
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Ikidomari
Australia485 Posts
(But seriously you all wanted to buy that iPhone laser tag gun thing, I know you did) | ||
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Powerpill
United States1693 Posts
On August 15 2012 10:56 kill619 wrote: Pretty much anything on this website falls under cool things to buy. http://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/ Not sure if too much of it is particularly useful, but it's all pretty awesome stuff Damn you! What am I ever going to do with those medieval hand blades I just spontaneously bought. | ||
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analyze
United States155 Posts
That's pretty cool. It is a little gadget that can get you can use to cut your way out of your seat belt should you need to. | ||
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kokomojowelieole
United States99 Posts
On August 15 2012 14:35 Powerpill wrote: Damn you! What am I ever going to do with those medieval hand blades I just spontaneously bought. Damn it! I'm the 3rd one who ordered stuff off that site! I bought 3 things and now $80 gone just because of this thread! LOL But seriously, I was thinking WTF about an inflatable flying shark? So then i searched it on youtube for demonstrations, and thought how badass this thing was: Look at its tail moving so realistically! I am going to torment my neighbor's dog with this in his backyard so badly. That alone will be worth $10 right there, but I'm still $70 in the hole. FU OP! | ||
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Khul Sadukar
Australia1735 Posts
On August 15 2012 14:54 analyze wrote: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000IE0EZO That's pretty cool. It is a little gadget that can get you can use to cut your way out of your seat belt should you need to. I might just order one. Nice find! | ||
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kokomojowelieole
United States99 Posts
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URfavHO
United States514 Posts
On August 15 2012 13:33 PH wrote: Be careful about this. Apparently the little blade is considered a concealed weapon in some states. My friend, here in California, got arrested and taken to a police station because they found one of those. They eventually let him off because they weren't realistically going to charge him for carrying around what essentially amounted to a pocket mirror, but if a cop is already pissed at you, that thing won't help. Awkward... I actually visited my state capital about a week after this post. I approached the entrance of the capital from a detached glass structure with some security guards armed with semiautomatic pistols, tasers and batons. Carelessly, I walked to a queue with my visiting friend. After waiting patiently, I greeted the first guard with a "Hello" and proceed to place my pocketed belongings in a plastic tray that feed a mundane looking x ray machine. I walked through the metal detector uneventfully. Finally, they detected something questionable that looked like a blade in the x-ray and couldn't figure out what it was. I realized that it was my multi tool that I was carrying in my wallet and promptly alerted the x-ray operator of this. I then instructed her to pull out the multi tool from my wallet. Confused holding a red plastic card, I guided her to the blade. She fumbled about finding the can opener/flathead-screwdriver first until I pointed to the other tab in the card. She found the blade and then informed me that she would have to hang on to the multi tool until I depart from the capital.... So that could have been pretty awkward if the guards had considered me to be more of a threat. | ||
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S:klogW
Austria657 Posts
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
On October 02 2012 19:37 URfavHO wrote: Awkward... I actually visited my state capital about a week after this post. I approached the entrance of the capital from a detached glass structure with some security guards armed with semiautomatic pistols, tasers and batons. Carelessly, I walked to a queue with my visiting friend. After waiting patiently, I greeted the first guard with a "Hello" and proceed to place my pocketed belongings in a plastic tray that feed a mundane looking x ray machine. I walked through the metal detector uneventfully. Finally, they detected something questionable that looked like a blade in the x-ray and couldn't figure out what it was. I realized that it was my multi tool that I was carrying in my wallet and promptly alerted the x-ray operator of this. I then instructed her to pull out the multi tool from my wallet. Confused holding a red plastic card, I guided her to the blade. She fumbled about finding the can opener/flathead-screwdriver first until I pointed to the other tab in the card. She found the blade and then informed me that she would have to hang on to the multi tool until I depart from the capital.... So that could have been pretty awkward if the guards had considered me to be more of a threat. When I last flew to the UK I had my swiss multitool with me by accident. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://co.traetelo.com/images/products/AMB0002T5YNW.jpg) The girl in front of me got her nail file taken away because it was considered a weapon. My multitool was apparently less dangerous. <3 | ||
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Apocalyptic
United States131 Posts
On August 15 2012 11:37 FabledIntegral wrote: I recently bought a breathalyzer for $26 only to find out it's complete shit. Basically, if you take a shot of vodka (completely sober) and blow into it immediately after, it think you're at least .25 or something crazy. But if you've been hammered for a while and haven't drank in say 45 minutes, it'll give you like a 0.05. Thats exactly how police breathalyzers works though - so I would say its working as intended. The point of them is to know if the police would arrest you or not... | ||
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Tewks44
United States2032 Posts
On October 02 2012 20:03 r.Evo wrote: When I last flew to the UK I had my swiss multitool with me by accident. + Show Spoiler + The girl in front of me got her nail file taken away because it was considered a weapon. My multitool was apparently less dangerous. <3 I can't believe they let you on a plane with that when I can't even get my shaving cream past security | ||
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forgotten0ne
United States951 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.toxel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/sbag01.jpg) | ||
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
On October 03 2012 01:06 Tewks44 wrote: I can't believe they let you on a plane with that when I can't even get my shaving cream past security When asking they told me that it's short enough (I think under 6cm) and that it doesn't has a pointed edge. Completely ignoring that it's probably easier to threaten someone with that than a nail file or something. :X ... Security works in weird ways sometimes. Edit: I guess USA always was much rougher than this, when I first flew there (I was 2 years old) apparently the guards searched my pampers for drugs. T_T | ||
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caruso
Germany733 Posts
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