Military on Alert for Killer Coke Cans

DigitalLogic writes "There's a new security threat at some of the nation's military bases -- and it looks uncannily like a can of Coke. All I can think of is that a furby with a coke can must be the military's worse nightmare."

Comments

Furby has been dealt with

[Sartak]

When was the last time anyone saw Furby, really? I thought the military already neutralized that threat.

Re:Argh....

[Anonymous Coward]

This was on FoxNews.com days ago.

Give it a day or two, and it will be on /. again too.

Overreacting is SOP

[John Jorsett]

There are certain military facilities I visit where I have to surrender my calculator "because it has memory and you might use it to remove classified communications." Meanwhile, the local support staff is wheeling entire desks and filing cabinets in and out without the guards looking at them twice.

Don't think about it, it'll just make you crazy.

Re:Pepsi

[UnCivil Liberty]

I believe Dave Barry has prior art on this, Year in Review.

JUNE:
17 -- True Item: A consumer in Seattle reports finding a hypodermic syringe in a can of Diet Pepsi.

JULY:
1 -- A consumer in Detroit reports finding a switchblade knife in a can of Diet Pepsi.

AUGUST
3 -- A consumer in Baton Rouge reports finding a machete in a can of Diet Pepsi.

SEPTEMBER
1 -- A consumer in Boston reports finding an AK-47 assault rifle in a can of Diet Pepsi.
5 -- In a move strongly opposed by the National Rifle Association, the California State Legislature passes a law requiring a five-day "cooling-off" period on purchases of Diet Pepsi.

OCTOBER
1 -- A consumer in Phoenix reports finding a nuclear submarine in a can of Diet Pepsi.

NOVEMBER
1 -- A consumer in Detroit reports finding a full combat division of the Iraqi army in a can of Diet Pepsi.

DECEMBER
1 -- A consumer in Orlando reports finding the Ark of the Covenant in a can of Diet Pepsi.