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Otherwise known as: typical woman.

How about this?

Is it a little motor that spins?

You got it sig :) Your turn.

Here's a hint: It uses a laser.

Neither of those, but nice guesses :) I had to look up "nebulizer" in google.

It's not an ice cream spoon.

Hmmm.. I begin to see a problem here: far too easy to use Google now-a-days. http://www.dalimunthe.com/2010/02/biological-photography-magnificent.html

I think the winner of the last one is supposed to do it. Edit: Nevertheless I have what I believe to be a good one: Attached is also a schematic, as a hint.

You got it Haloid :) I'll rep you when I can.

Nice! I'm a big fan of NiMh. :wave:

LUL. I can always trust you guys to re-violate any thread.

:) This will either be really easy or really hard for someone: I have blurred a small portion in order to not completely give the game away.

But seriously, it's a hardguard removal tool... that WAS a hard one :)

Yes it is, but so long as it's already bumped can you tell us what you ended up using and how well it worked?

In a non-sexual way? Why'd you have to go and take all the fun out of it? Now I feel un-violated. :yabbem:

I just don't see it. I can't imagine a situation in which I would point a laser at someone in anger. Seems a bit like waving a bed sheet in a threatening manner... i.e. If I was to make a list of weapons in my house a laser probably wouldn't even make the top 50. Then again, I knew someone a...

LOL, tell me infinitus.. what percentage of your awake time is spent in front of the computer? 90%?.. 95%?

Vanity Fair on the dysfunctional TSA.

Using the term "color" is a convenience that no longer applies once you leave the visible spectrum of light. The term wavelength still applies, so you can find a 940nm wavelength laser. It can also properly be called an IR laser.. which is almost a color: The term infra-red translates...