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InfoGuy 01-21-2014 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19951215)
well - they stole my perfume on the way to Vegas - maybe they needed to get rid of the fishy smell they got from your stuff

Men wear cologne. Are you using the perfume when you dress up as a transvestite?

Robbie 01-21-2014 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 19953074)
Ability to hijack may be gone, but what about ability to detonate in air?
Its not that only thing terrorists could do is hijack the plane.

Used to happen all the time. Didn't mean we had to lose our freedoms.

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 19953076)
People already stated in the thread that you can not see what it is during only scan. Like a bag of coins appearing as unknown black object as an example.

Bullshit. They can see anything with xrays. And furthermore, they can DETECT bombs with scans. If the problem is a bomb going off...then why not just scan for any type of explosive device?
Technology is far more advanced than they are letting on.

And unless you blow the plane up with a bomb (which would be nullified by scanning for explosives)...the steel doors on the cockpit have eliminated any danger of the plane being brought down.

This is all about searching for drugs. How many bombs has the TSA caught so far since 2001? None.
How many drugs? Lots!

And how many folks have had their wives tits groped, their young children groped, their granny groped, things stolen from their luggage, and their privacy invaded?

Is this really worth it? A dozen guys with box cutter? Come on!

And the reality is...if a guy wants to blow up a plane in mid air...they will find a way. Hell they could simply have a bomb inserted surgically and walk on the plane and blow it up.

Those security lines at airports don't make us one iota safer in my opinion. We didn't need them before 9-11. And now that the steel doors are in place AND federal air marshalls are on flights and armed...all that searching is as useless as the NSA tapping everybodies phones.

It's the govt. overstepping.
Just my opinion, but it sure would be nice to have an OPTIONAL airline that didn't have the b.s. airport security and operated like they did in the old days where they treated you like a valued customer.

Just keep the steel doors on the cockpit, scan the luggage for bombs...hell even have us all walk through a hallway that is scanning us every step of the way for any kind of explosive device.

Just don't force me to be searched and don't allow strangers to go through my luggage when I fly on a glorified bus with wings.

MaDalton 01-21-2014 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 19953082)
Besides them yelling, why do you hate the guy who did their job? Because first 3 guys were slacking at their jobs?

because i do believe in common sense and the security checks have absolutely nothing to do with that

seriously - am i going to blow up a plane with 20ml of my eye drops?

does anyone believe that this stupidity of putting liquids in plastic bags will prevent anything?

i do fly frequently and all we gained since 9/11 is an insane level of harrassment and an employement program for retarded creeps

MaDalton 01-21-2014 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 19953089)
Men wear cologne. Are you using the perfume when you dress up as a transvestite?

yeah, yeah, bla, bla... congrats, you made a witty remark, go get yourself a cookie

mineistaken 01-21-2014 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 19953089)
Men wear cologne. Are you using the perfume when you dress up as a transvestite?

Where did you get this idea?
Eau de Parfum is same thing as Eau de toilette, just of stronger concentration. Both are available for men. Neither is less "manly" than another besides the latter being more common because it is cheaper due to lower concentration. And both are what you call "cologne" which is funny word for that anyway.

MaDalton 01-21-2014 10:09 PM

it was an "eau de toilette" - you guys happy now?

still cost $70 and was stolen from my luggage

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude 01-21-2014 10:38 PM

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Number Of Guns Confiscated By TSA Jumped By 20 Percent In 2013

From Jan. 1st to Dec. 26th in 2013, the TSA saw a 20 percent increase from the previous year in the amount of guns it confiscated in the U.S. from passengers trying to smuggle them into their carry-ons.

In 2013, a total of 1,828 guns -- the highest amount recorded since the TSA began tracking smuggled firearms -- were confiscated across the nation's airports, according to a recently released analysis of TSA data by the Medill National Security Journalism Initiative.

The increase in seized handguns is the third and largest annual jump since 2010.

While it's legal for travelers to transport unloaded firearms as checked baggage, it is illegal to carry a handgun aboard a commercial airliner. The TSA has to notify local authorities when a gun is discovered at security checkpoints, who determine whether to make an arrest, issue a ticket or take other action.

Of the guns seized, 84 percent were loaded and one in three of those guns already had a bullet in the chamber, prepared to fire.

In first days of 2014, the TSA already confiscated at least 27 guns, 21 of which were loaded and five had rounds chambered.
I thought everyone knew that even Superman's x-ray vision couldn't penetrate lead...

http://sarcastic-ecards.com/wp-conte...kryptonite.png

:stoned

Far-L 01-22-2014 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 19953084)
Keep in mind that the fishing weights were in checked baggage, NOT carry ons.

My bad, missed that detail.

bhutocracy 01-22-2014 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by greg80 (Post 19951213)
I have googled this and I honestly don't get it. I was traveling from MIA to EU recently and TSA removed lead fishing weights from my checked in luggage. They left a note in that baggage that it was searched, but nothing more.

It was about 5 pieces of small lead fishing weight, bought at Bass Pro Shops. Why the hell would they do that? Everything else came ok.

Only thing that comes to mind, they might have thought it was ammunition, because it was simillary shaped (http://fishreports.fast.netdna-cdn.c...ing-sinker.jpg). But who the hell does not know what a fishing weight is?

Also, maybe lead gives some radiation?

Any ideas?

I had probably 10-15lbs of deep sea lead fishing weights confiscated at an airport in northern Australia. I was planning to do a lot of reef fishing but they didn't allow it on the plane.. although in this case I think it was because it was quite a lot and might have been to do with the size of the plane we were going on maybe?

JasonCollins 01-22-2014 02:40 AM

When I left Vegas I didn't have to remove my shoes or take anything off. Was like the old days... Very strange, when I got to the queue they told me to drop my backpack on the belt and proceed through the scanner and keep moving. Seriously reminded me of pre 9/11. I didn't even have to remove my laptop from the bag.

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