An aerospace engineer apparently got tired of people stealing his lunch out of the fridge, so he invented an anti-theft ziploc bag that has a mold pattern printed on it. Genius.
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5 comments:
That IS pretty brilliant!!
That's excellent! I bet its effectiveness wears off though, if one uses it everyday in the same office. And I imagine you'd have to retrieve and eat the sandwich in private -or in front of trusted confidants- so as not to give away the secret.
that ROCKS!
That is AWESOME! Exept I wonder if some nasty guy would still open it "just in case" or something :-P
But how would you know if your sandwich really did have icky mold growing on it?
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