Marcel Duchamp wrote:
> Bob Axtell wrote:
>   
>> Mine had a small vibration sensor, too; no human is wiggle-free, even in 
>> sleep, so an alarm call is made if the user
>> manages to somehow cut the unit off; only gives them about a 3-minute 
>> head start. (try to  be still enough to NOT
>> toggle a vibration sensor; you can't do it... but an anklet on the table 
>> is remarkably quiet).
>>     
>
> Note to self: if ever in this predicament, stop at the coin-op laundry 
> on the way out of town, put a couple of quarters in the coin slot on the 
> clothes drier and toss the device in and close the door.
>
> Or tie it to the farmers bull on the way out of town.
>
> Or run it up the flag pole tied to a flag, if windy.
>
> Etc.
>   
The way I thought would defeat this best was to attach it to a dog.

--Bob
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