inexplicablyi've been stopped for an ancient and terribly blunt pair of scissors i forgot i had in my bag once.
but i've never been stopped for the 8 million computer wires i routinely take through, although they look a whole heck of a lot more like part of a bomb.
(but i've never been stopped for the 8 million computer wires i routinely take through, although they look a whole heck of a lot more like part of a bomb.
TheFelineAnarchist,
Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:00,
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the classic is to be stopped for a nail fileand then being able to buy them on the plane
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:05,
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really?can't buy 'em on any of the airlines i've been on....
they even do things like none of the restaurants in the airport can have knives anymore, not even plastic ones, so if you get a bagel with creamcheese you have to spread it with a spoon.
(they even do things like none of the restaurants in the airport can have knives anymore, not even plastic ones, so if you get a bagel with creamcheese you have to spread it with a spoon.
TheFelineAnarchist,
Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:07,
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Someone or other whose blog I readmade a hobby of taking away the (flimsy, blunt) knives he got with his airline meals and then getting them confiscated by the next check-in guard.
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Newington,
Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:11,
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aaahhh, a pasttimeworthy of all.
that sounds like fun, but sadly none of the airlines i fly have knives of any sort anymore :(
(that sounds like fun, but sadly none of the airlines i fly have knives of any sort anymore :(
TheFelineAnarchist,
Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:13,
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