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honey, you want to roleplay tonight? sure, let’s play spy!
to think this whole time i thought that was a pocketknife on the right side.
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Does the job interview include questions about capacity? What are the ideal dimensions for such a toolkit? (or how would you best find them) Could be a fun project to consult on.
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Any smoke or oil slick functions?
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Sadly not, and it’s a bit big for a poison pill, too. But the oil slick function would have helped here, for sure.
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Does this mean that guy’s excuse is that he’s a secret agent?
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Good thing I checked to see if anybody else said this. UPVOTED!
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There’s, um, a lot!
Was there one in particular you were looking for?
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Just had to go there didn’t you! 
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Seems like it would be quite difficult to retrieve on demand. Others have said the video was pretty low on content. I agree. What I’d first like answered was whether there was ANY evidence ANYONE ever actually used one.
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Well that sounds like a plan
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Seems like if you are in a place where security is so tight that you are stripsearched, you are not going to have a lot of cover to dig tunnels.
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It can be two things
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The modern ones are slimmer. Or, you can alternately use an empty cigar tube.
Bond: You [urk] expect me to [grunt] talk?
Villain: No, Mr. Bond. I expect you to d—
Bond: …aaah got it!
Villain: —oh Jesus Christ that is disgusting!
(Scene from Brownfinger)
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Umm, I didn’t see any locking latches on the two halves. Were I the unlucky (lucky?) operative having to use that, I would be concerned that It would come apart and I would end up in Lubyanka trying to explain my perforated intestine from the pokey, stabby, cut-ey things
I wonder if it was originally either ultrasonically welded, held together with adhesive and an outer layer of tape, or simply wrapped in a couple of condoms with a knot at either end, like some modern criminals do when keeping things in their “butt-safe”
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