Paradoxically, he doesn't seem to mind having a license plate *frame*.

@JasonKit: Sorry to disappoint; Mythbusters showed it will be totally useless for shooting anything underwater. If the shark does a tailstand or jumps over your kayak, though, it may be of some use, but best use full auto and empty the whole clip...don't want to be like Quint!

@kansasgirl: Yeah, I figured it was probably a good chunk of change to repak/inspect that slide (if it can even be reused). My point was that he doesn't deserve jail time (unless he doesn't pay).

He didn't hurt anyone, the only damage was the "theft" of two cans of beer and the cost of repacking/inspecting the slide. Give the guy a break and call it even after he pays restitution.

@FritzLaurel: Yup. Classic (and classy) Mrs. Peel.

@bikmate: Thanks. A good program and good results. With luck, some of those women will have a shot at a new career when they get out.

@daveinmn: Exactly. What information does this image (attempt) to convey?

Managed to miss the net, huh?

Atmosphere makes no difference to X-rays, they go right through it.

Bumpers 25% off to compensate you for your trouble.

@Gary_7vn: Popular Science Archives:

Good thing Microsoft checked that he had the right to work in this country before they hired him.

@Saboth: Try going in the opposite direction.

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: You do what any red-blooded guy does when his Johnson fails him...dive on it!

Utah.

Be sure to drink your Ovaltine.

@R.b.3: I think you're seriously confused regarding the way GPS hardware works. NMEA is a baseband serial interface, very similar to RS-232.

@R.b.3: "Yes the units people have are receivers. HOWEVER, they also send a very brief signal to the satellite. This is how GPS units have a clock that you, the user, never have to set."

@R.b.3: Probably need to re-read your GPS manual, there, R.b. Users don't need to transmit anything to get a fix.

@Dashiell: "Not to sound like too much of a company man, but pretty much all PC/Windows issue are solved by..."