There are a small handful of surprising things I have taken past airport security in recent years. Some of them were knowingly, some of them were forgetfulness. This is a pictorial chronicle of those items. One of the first questionable items I managed to get past security was “The Bill of Rights – Security Edition.” I got this … Continue reading The things I have taken past airport security
Tag: TSA
I'd like to declare these fists as deadly weapons
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Yeay Marriott!
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I am protected from BO and halitosis!
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“Alas,” said the cat, and ate it up.
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