binding context and arguments to functions is very useful, especially when dealing with events.

Luckily JavaScript 3.1 and it's Function.prototype.bind is coming. But since we won't see that in all browsers anytime soon, we could provide a static variant that uses the 3.1 variant if present.

tc39-2009-025 p.114:

15.3.4.5  Function.prototype.bind (thisArg [, arg1 [, arg2, …]])  
The bind method  takes one or more arguments,  thisArg and (optionally) arg1, arg2, etc, and returns a 
new function object by performing the following steps: 

Example code (name should probably be something different to not confuse with jQuery.bind):

        function bind()
        {
            // Binds arguments to a function, so when you call the returned wrapper function,
            // arguments are intact and arguments passed to the wrapper function is appended.
            // first argument is function, second is 'this' and the rest is arguments
            var args = jQuery.makeArray(arguments), __fn = args.shift();
            if ( __fn.bind !== undefined )
            {
            	return __fn.bind( args );
            }
            return function(){return __fn.apply( args.shift(), args.concat( jQuery.makeArray(arguments) ) )};
        }

Should additionally consider (ignore the name, like above):

{{{

function bindEvent()

{

// Same as bind(), but includes the arguments to the wrapper function first(ie event arguments) (prepended)

var args = jQuery.makeArray(arguments), __fn = args.shift();

return function(){return __fn.apply( args.shift(), jQuery.makeArray(arguments).concat( args ) )};

},