Secure luggage
Posted by Zan Lynx on 2010-02-22 12:08:26
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Probably obvious, but since I was just thinking about my own luggage which is almost all flexible fabric-wall.If you're concerned about securing your luggage, make sure you aren't using fabric-walled luggage. Anyone with a knife can very simply bypass the locks. You'd want to make sure you're using solid, hard shell luggage.
Vacation Planning (2010-02-21 22:20:55)
- Secure luggage (Zan Lynx at 2010-02-22 12:08:26)
- Knives versus luggage (Jäger at 2010-02-28 19:43:53)
Ok, well, the most obvious problem with [new years resolution
about getting a girlfriend] is that the intended outcome relies on
variables which are out of my control. It's a matter of chance,
luck, being in the right place at the wrong time, what have you.
Obviously, it also relies on the willful participation of
another human being. Since the only people we control are
ourselves, making resolutions -- promises to ourselves -- which
require the involvement of others, who may or may not want any
part of the game, is like sitting at home and cheering a
football team, and then saying "We won! We won!" when in fact
you had absolutely nothing to do with any of it. Or something
like that.
- Bitscape, Random Rambling, 01 August 2000
about getting a girlfriend] is that the intended outcome relies on
variables which are out of my control. It's a matter of chance,
luck, being in the right place at the wrong time, what have you.
Obviously, it also relies on the willful participation of
another human being. Since the only people we control are
ourselves, making resolutions -- promises to ourselves -- which
require the involvement of others, who may or may not want any
part of the game, is like sitting at home and cheering a
football team, and then saying "We won! We won!" when in fact
you had absolutely nothing to do with any of it. Or something
like that.
- Bitscape, Random Rambling, 01 August 2000
