@MrNose: There's also the woefully short distance that BT covers, especially indoors, so there'd need to be some kind of add-on (like the motion plus) to use a different wireless format that can transmit over an appreciable distance.

It's actually aircraft tape. Been around for years. It's typically used to seal up seams or small holes until they can be permanently repaired. It has a high-temperature backing that you use an iron to fuse it to the body panel. You can see where they cleaned off the grime of the flap to get good adhesion. The stuff…

My parents had a mirror like that at our old house. Scared the crap out of me as a kid.

@Gimmi Mørgäikkönën: good to see the Grecian formula is still alive and well

VOTE: Volusion

@zeroprime: You're my hero.

@Dodge2002: Considering that's also a somewhat-respected medical procedure nowadays I wouldn't think so.

@Deoki: This.

Love this stuff. There's a place nearby that uses this as their base for their hot wing sauce. Sooooooooooo delicious.

@elizawhat: You could always check yourself and your gun in your luggage, I suppose. Just be sure to bring snacks and some juice boxes for the ride.

@allauthors: Very correct. Most airlines are familiar with international travel regulations and would probably (forgive the pun) shoot you down at check-in if flying international. I've really only ever heard of issues with baggage theft being on domestic flights, and in all my years of making work trips overseas I…

@Archnemesis_Goldenhair: It's not so much a method of ensuring your luggage makes it to the same destination as you as it is making sure it arrives (to wherever it ultimately ends up) unopened with your belongings untouched.

This is the only way I fly, now, if I have to check luggage. Especially my photo or other expensive gear. I purposefully bought a hard case big enough to contain my gear, a change or two of clothes and an extra slot in the foam padding to hold my .40.

@iakoolguy: I remember way back when when my original one broke me and my mom thought $40 for a repaired one was ridiculous from NoA.

Wow, that takes me back. I had a 1500gl in blue back in high school that I still regret selling. It's still local, and I see it once in a blue moon but I never have a chance to chase the owner down and inquire about buying it from him.

Just be sure to leave some cardboard underneath it. Like everything british automotive, it's gonna leak oil.

@Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Microsoft is probably the only company able to both succeed and fail at that.

What I'd really like to see is a way to get mass image tags in flickr similar to how photobucket does it. Would make forum/blog posts much easier.

@Bwehngamun: After seeing some of the employees that work in the stores, I wouldn't doubt it.

Seems oddly familiar to what they said to apple when the iphone was pitched to them.