Oh. The only 1911 tin I know of is a gun.

Very nice. Can't beat a good pen. I love roller ball technology in pens.

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:iagree:

http://techbiometric.com/images/stor...-biometric.gif


something like this is failsafe. it is the ferrari of biometrics, but you'd look like an a$$ with that next to your door outside.:roflpuke2:

Actually they only needed a photocopy of the print on a piece of paper:

Me too, I started using blue ink cause the courts around here wanted it, copies were getting too good :p I found I liked the blue all the time, not just for signatures, because it stood out when I made notes on handouts at meetings, etc. Now it's blue rollerball FTW :tup:

Same here. I got too tired of getting back copies of scans of faxes, so I started using blue so I can always spot the original.

... and with the cheaper version, maybe they just cut off your finger, versus taking it all from the wrist for that MacDaddy version :roflpuke2:

Do they have a version that would actually look good on a house? Both of those are obviously business related.

At my prior job, I used red ink on everything. We all used it. Customs brokers knew we had their paperwork if they saw red. I liked it. Twas hard to get used to black and blue again.

I've never really thought of that being acceptable in most places, but yea, it would be slick if you can get away with it.

hahah, so true! :tup: think I'll just stick with the archaic key method

When you're working for the agency that built this country on collected revenues and helped pay for the Louisiana Purchase and Alaska, you can pretty much do anything. lol

:Axxis Biometrics:

this has a few :tup:

http://www.axxisbiometrics.com/image...Image/main.jpg

That's a nice one.

and if someone breaks in, you can stab them in the face with the below:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...it_Scheide.jpg

KM2000 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It's made by eickhorn, one if the best manufactures in the world :tup: