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Moustrap?

From trap design page...

But what is not as well known is that Thieves also have a rather annoying tendency to
 pull levers they come across, or let animals out of cages[Verify] 

Like to hear what support you have for this assertion (which should have been established and accepted before pulling "new behaviour" out of a hat). See verification discussion @ Talk:Thief#li'l lever pullers & cage openers?.--Albedo 18:46, 13 October 2009 (UTC)

Hid (rather than "erased") your design for lack of support of your assertion about thieves and levers. See discussion page if you wish to offer support of that premise - otherwise, that dawg don't hunt.--Albedo 06:35, 3 November 2009 (UTC)