Given that most other plant life in my fridge lacks any resemblance of freshness, a fresh head of lettuce would surely tip off a thief that happens to be foraging for food.
posted by Devyn
on 2007-03-02 12:28:20
it's a well-known fact that thieves do not eat ruffage. it's part of their problem.
posted by silly
on 2007-03-02 12:41:18
How about this faux skidmark brief underwear safe storage solution:
EWWW! That stuff is bad enough to eat, let alone look at!
posted by D
on 2007-03-03 09:03:33
I just finished reading Silence of the Lambs and they had one of these safes mentioned in the book.
It reminded me of Buffalo Bill!
posted by Enid
on 2007-03-06 11:42:39
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Given that most other plant life in my fridge lacks any resemblance of freshness, a fresh head of lettuce would surely tip off a thief that happens to be foraging for food.
it's a well-known fact that thieves do not eat ruffage. it's part of their problem.
How about this faux skidmark brief underwear safe storage solution:
http://www.bookofjoe.com/2007/01/skid_mark_brief.html
But what if the burglars want to make a sandwich?
This is amazing.
EWWW! That stuff is bad enough to eat, let alone look at!
I just finished reading Silence of the Lambs and they had one of these safes mentioned in the book.
It reminded me of Buffalo Bill!