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Fake Bomb in a Box: Taking Things Too Far?

July 31st, 2007 by: Technabob


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This is really not a good idea, given the world we live in today. But leave it to the wacky gadget makers in Japan to release it anyway.

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The ridiculous President Briefcase is just a gag product, but if you happen to leave it ANYWHERE, you’re likely to stir up a bigger scare than the Aqua Teen Hunger Force prank did in Boston earlier this year. The $65 metal box looks suspiciously like those evildoer devices you’d find in a Mission Impossible movie, complete with cryptic satellite maps, toggle switches, and an imposing red button with a skull on it.

If the fact that it looks like a bomb isn’t enough for you, it also features a hidden compartment. Presumably, this is where you’d stash your contraband, but for some reason this doesn’t seem like a very good hiding spot.

[via The Red Ferret Journal]

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Comments (4):

  1. cardoso says:

    There´s a special 24 Hours DVD box on sale in Brazil that´ll make a lot of TSA guys wet their pants if they x-ray it… check it out.

    http://junglebook.contraditorium.com/2006/11/12/brazilian-24-dvd-box-tsa-will-love-it/

    PS: NO, I´ll NOT fedex you one ;)

  2. technabob says:

    Cardoso:
    Never saw that one before. I think you win.

  3. the scholar says:

    i’m thinking this is not my best move for april fool’s 2008?

  4. george senda says:

    Gee, now you can either play terrorist or James Bond disarming the bomb..lol…

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