It was a long day. First, I worked on a case where an AK-47 fired when being loaded on a movie set. This is very strange — the AK-47 is one of the most secure weapons. After a few hours of investigation we figured out the weapon was not the cause. We verified the ammunition — nothing special except a small mark on it. I called the company that sells this ammunition to ask if any sensitive primer issues had been reported, but none had been found. We tried to replicate the issue with blanks from the same box. Nothing happened. We then received a call from ISS, the company that manufactures this ammunition — they found the batch and agreed the primer was too sensitive. The AK-47 has a floating firing pin, which strikes the primer very lightly when you are loading the weapon.
I invented a type of leash for dogs or humans for pet play — a very easy one to use. The leash can be used to choke, or be locked to prevent choking. I am very confident this kind of leash does not exist. I will show it soon. I called to patent this invention: $2,000 to verify if it already exists, $5,000 for a pre-patent request, and $12,000 for a final patent.
I will decide whether or not to register this little invention.
Picture of the day: my new jewelry set.
