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Geared up the briefcase
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little off topic but look here-http://www.hkpro.com/mp5k.htm
skrool down a little till u get 2 the part w/ the the mp5k in a briefcase. now thats a "loaded" briefcase
got any ppl that u dont lik in ur office........
skrool down a little till u get 2 the part w/ the the mp5k in a briefcase. now thats a "loaded" briefcase
got any ppl that u dont lik in ur office........
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In the early days of the Clinton administration, Hillary tried to have one of the Secret Service agents fired because he refused to carry her briefcase. She was told that the agents have to have their hands free to save her life. She objected that many of the agents carry briefcases. She was then shown the MP5 briefcase and understood.
The SS also has briefcases that open with the push of a button on the handle and deploy a kevlar-reinforced shield that can be held over a VIP.
My briefcase does not contain an MP5 or a kevlar shield. Nope. Let's see...
A teargas cartrige disguised as a can of talc powder. A throwing knife hidden in the frame. Twenty rounds of ammo hidden in the feet. Fifty gold coins hidden in the straps. And a collapsing rifle.
Seriously,
I carry pens including -- always -- a Sharpie permanent marker. A little 2xAAA maglight flashlight. A Zeiss telescope that you can turn upside-down and use as a microscope too; this thing is very handy. In microscope mode, the 2xAAA flashlight works great as an illumination source. A comb. Eyedrops. And some Tums. A Benchmade AFCK. A Bible. A few bandaides, and a a couple of Neosporin packets. And a folding umbrella.
Sorry, not very exciting, I know. But, I'm not James Bond.
The SS also has briefcases that open with the push of a button on the handle and deploy a kevlar-reinforced shield that can be held over a VIP.
My briefcase does not contain an MP5 or a kevlar shield. Nope. Let's see...
A teargas cartrige disguised as a can of talc powder. A throwing knife hidden in the frame. Twenty rounds of ammo hidden in the feet. Fifty gold coins hidden in the straps. And a collapsing rifle.
Seriously,
I carry pens including -- always -- a Sharpie permanent marker. A little 2xAAA maglight flashlight. A Zeiss telescope that you can turn upside-down and use as a microscope too; this thing is very handy. In microscope mode, the 2xAAA flashlight works great as an illumination source. A comb. Eyedrops. And some Tums. A Benchmade AFCK. A Bible. A few bandaides, and a a couple of Neosporin packets. And a folding umbrella.
Sorry, not very exciting, I know. But, I'm not James Bond.
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Gollnick said:In the early days of the Clinton administration, Hillary tried to have one of the Secret Service agents fired because he refused to carry her briefcase. She was told that the agents have to have their hands free to save her life. She objected that many of the agents carry briefcases. She was then shown the MP5 briefcase and understood.
The SS also has briefcases that open with the push of a button on the handle and deploy a kevlar-reinforced shield that can be held over a VIP.
My briefcase does not contain an MP5 or a kevlar shield. Nope. Let's see...
A teargas cartrige disguised as a can of talc powder. A throwing knife hidden in the frame. Twenty rounds of ammo hidden in the feet. Fifty gold coins hidden in the straps. And a collapsing rifle.
That reminds me of the movie Ghost in the Shell, federal agents with briefcases that turn into machine guns. Ah, the good old mall ninja days rear their ugly heads!