"James R. Van Zandt" wrote:
>
> Chris Taylor wrote:
> >
> >Didn't that old James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" have
> >some sort of gun that could be broken down to appear as a pen and
> >lighter?
>
> A while ago I ran across a .mpg file showing a gun in the form of a
> cellphone. It
Chris Taylor wrote:
>
>Didn't that old James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" have
>some sort of gun that could be broken down to appear as a pen and
>lighter?
A while ago I ran across a .mpg file showing a gun in the form of a
cellphone. It fired when you pressed certain keys. (The c
>From the "Spy vs. Spy" department...
When I was a kid my 6YO brother had one of those James Bond jackknives. It
had a Genuine rubber blade (about all you could do with it was swat a
quadraplegic fly) and a button which when pushed caused a barrel to pop
out and a piston handle and a trigger to
Yes, I must agree. Long guns would be unwieldy inside of
an airplane and shotguns might have a tendency to disperse
the shot too much. "Ummm, excuse me, would you mind moving
over a bit to the left so I can draw a bead."
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Statistics show that, at most, one person
on any given airliner will have a bomb.
You should therefore always take a bomb onto
the plane any time you fly so you can have
confidence that nobody else will have one.
OK - can we get back to Linux now...?
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"a.w.gaunt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> suggested:
>>> For example, those who don't carry-on their own firearms can be
>>> provided with a 'courtesy' gun airline for the duration of the flight.
Mom: Gee, Johnny, how was your flight?
Little Johnny: Oh, it was great, Mom - I had a real blast!!
(I'm kind
> Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 8:59 PM
> To:
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: "Invisible Guns" (was NH Senator calls for encryption
> backdoors )
>
> In a message dated: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 11:22:02 PDT
> "Chad R. Henry" said:
>
> >Okay,
Re: "Invisible Guns" (was NH Senator calls for encryption
backdoors )
In a message dated: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 11:22:02 PDT
"Chad R. Henry" said:
>Okay, as a gun enthusiast I can't let that comment go without
>responding.
>
>Glocks are NOT made of ceramic an
In a message dated: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 11:22:02 PDT
"Chad R. Henry" said:
>Okay, as a gun enthusiast I can't let that comment go without
>responding.
>
>Glocks are NOT made of ceramic and they are easily picked up by
>any metal detector.
[...very interesting correction of my mis-informed self r
On 24 Sep 2001, at 19:04, Paul Lussier wrote:
> You mean like box cutters? Or how about a Glock 9mm, it's ceramic,
> won't show up on a metal detector. And I bet you can get ceramic
> buttets, or maybe hide them in a something like, oh, say a laptop
> where they'll get lost in the clutter of al
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