Are you a McGuffin and where might I find one?

[Tarheel]

I saw a rerun of an interview (1972) of Alfred Hitchcock by Dick Cavett. During the program Sir Alfred defined a Mcguffin as, paraphrased, "an object to build a movie plot around that is not clearly explained." He told a story of an encounter between an Englishman and a Scotsman on a train where a suitcase was pointed out and its contents came into question. The Scotsman answer was it contained a Mcguffin, "a device to catch lion's on the Highlands of Scotland."
Googling the intriguing trapping device, led to the Clan MacGuffin of the movie, "Brave." (a Pixar animation) I am yet to find any other information on my original question. I hope that any of you will provide the relief to my itch in case I am in need of such a device.
Thank you.

ps. am looking for a Jabberwock trap also.

[jhockin]

good luck with your hunt, and please let us all know, how it turns out. ( i'm still looking for elbow grease, meself )

[Tarheel]

There's a jar of elbow grease next to the "prop wash" on the second shelf of the aircraft maintenance hanger. (It may be labeled Rotor Wash)

[Jock Scot]

There's a jar of elbow grease next to the "prop wash" on the second shelf of the aircraft maintenance hanger. (It may be labeled Rotor Wash)

--------and just to the right of the left handed screw drivers.

[MacCathmhaoil]

May not be exactly the McGuffin your looking for but check these ones out while you search!
http://www.garyandjoaniemcguffin.com

[Grizzly]

--------and just to the right of the left handed screw drivers.

I think you will find them next to the tins of striped paint!

[Doug D]

I think that this thread needs some Relative Bearing Grease.

[Kanati]

I think that this thread needs some Relative Bearing Grease.

Bound with 15 feet of waterline.

[dadgad]

I've been looking for some flight line to tie down my smoke shifter.

[Catharps]

I'd help you look, but the Capt. just gave me a bucket and told me to empty the moon pool.