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who is really made safer because grandma cant knit while on a flight and little johnnys gijoe cant shoot imaginary enemies?

Knitting needles are allowed. So are toy weapons "if not realistic replicas". But I get your point. I just don't totally agree.
 
they are allowed now. but in the wake of 9/11 and under the boosts of catch phrases like "homeland security" and "war on terrorism" the TSA has been making their own rules. try it out. see if you can get on a plane with items that arent on their 'banned' list. i'll give you a nickel for each item they refuse to let you pass with.
 
I guarantee I won't have a problem at my local airport.

If I fly out of another, I have a list that's published by the TSA that lists permitted and prohibited items. Any problems and I'll talk to the screener supervisor.

99% of the problems are being caused by idiots who don't know what their own agency allows.
 
Ballistic Gelatin

We all stop flying to day. We gather together & form up The High Road Airline. We have to git the govt out the way somehow. Change the FARs, Fire those d@#$% dems&reps sellouts Put some UNTOUCHABLES in office ,surround & protect him from assasination make it a libertarian capitalist op. Makeing sure those capts dont drift into socialism. We hire all the laid off mech pilots ever one that wants to work Train them rite treat the customers rite apply the golden rule post armed guards to protect us from fema osha etc etc ,surround our selfs with the smartest best folks ,fire anyone who is a cheating sob that does not know what integrity is. With the new leaders in office, we then fly with the real knowledge if the USA is attacked in any way We will show what the term super power really means. Swift Silent Deadly, with the understanding we wont be silent sometimes. If those hooters can doit ,We can do it BETTER & THOROUGH. THANKS
 
Russ:
They probably took those scissors of 80 year old ladies.
Not necessarily. My sister flew here to Texas about 2 months ago, with my 84 year old mother. Once the plane was up and away, Mom pulls out a pair of scissors and begins to trim a finger nail! :what: My sister looked over, nearly flipped out, and told my little old, white haired mother to put them away. Mom was pretty oblivious to the whole thing.

I guess she was lucky some government ninny wasn't onboard or I'm sure the plane would have had to make an emergency landing somewhere, and maybe with an F-15 esccorting it. :banghead: geegee
 
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WE thought of your specific question what can you do,ran across something that joggled my memory since I dont know how to link stuff here it is. Go to rense.com,when the screen comes up ,scroll on down thru the items in the center screen to Only You, click it on and read. We aint poets here, but I take what I see as truth from any source, hope you read and enjoy. By the way I read on that site 3to4 times a week,we dont agree with every thing there as any where ,take what is useful . THANKS Becky & BOBBY
 
In going to VA from Oakland last week I dutifully took off my metal rim glasses, belt with metal buckle, Chapstick tube, wallet with coins and ball point pen out and placed them in the bag to be X-rayed. All went well.

Going from Washington-Dulles I repeated the ceremony and was stopped when the detector buzzed at the thin metal hook on my trousers and the nails in my shoes.

After being home a couple of days I was cleaning out my carry on bag and found a pocket knife in the bottom of one pocket!!! Surprised the heck out of me, but I am even more surprised it was not picked up on either checkout.
 
Last year when travelling to Chicago, I had two small swiss knives in my computer bag, they called me out on one, but missed the other. They were in the same pocket. Granny musta' missed the other one or something.
 
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