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Burrito Banding

 Saves weight for the desired strength
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It is well known that one can make a cylinder stronger by making it thicker in bands, saving weight. Apllyying the same concept to burritos, we have the Banded Burrito. Holds more Mexican goodness.
—Voice, Oct 09 2007

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       Excellent idea, if it works. Also a rubber band at the end to help hold it together could be beneficial. (+)
—Spacecoyote, Oct 09 2007
   

       (+) It's...a bandito!   

       I suggest using tagliatelli.
—marklar, Oct 09 2007
   

       [marked-for-tagliatelli]
—csea, Oct 09 2007
   

       I thought maybe this would allow you to track burritos which you have caught then released. Burrito migration patterns are not well understood, and this could help.
—bungston, Oct 09 2007
   

       I have spent time in a blind with a group of volunteers, trapping, banding and releasing burritos for research purposes.   

       There is also a dearth of information regarding burrito bonding.
—normzone, Oct 09 2007
   

       If only we could see into those burrito burrows...
—lostdog, Oct 09 2007
   

       i heard that burrito habitats are endangered in France.
—k_sra, Oct 09 2007
   


 

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