TSA Opens Blog — You Can Finally Complain 370
I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "The TSA has opened their own blog. According to Ars Technica, it's beginning to attract complaints from people who are sick of removing their shoes and having to forfeit their drinks. 'The blog's first post has 131 comments so far, almost all of which fall into one of two categories: TSA employees who got the internal memo about the blog launch and dropped by to post positive things, and citizens who are really mad about the liquids screening policy.'"
Little do you realize... (Score:5, Funny)
(Anonymous for obvious reasons, I like flying)
Honeypot (Score:4, Funny)
Why? You can say what you want (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Haven't flown since before 9/11 (Score:5, Funny)
Wrong Two Categories (Score:5, Funny)
1) TSA employees who got the internal memo about the blog launch and dropped by to post positive things, and citizens who are really mad about the liquids screening policy and
2) people about to added to the no-fly list.
Re:Silly question from a foreigner (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Haven't flown since before 9/11 (Score:1, Funny)
Re:Haven't flown since before 9/11 (Score:3, Funny)
But the falling dollar keeps 'em coming.
Re:Planes will NEVER be hijacked the same way as 9 (Score:0, Funny)
Re:Haven't flown since before 9/11 (Score:3, Funny)
They didn't force you to drink it? [usatoday.com]
Goatse anyone? (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Haven't flown since before 9/11 (Score:4, Funny)
Personally I think they should do like they do with the seat cushions in case of a water landing.
In case of a terrorist highjacking your armrest converts into a blunt weapon. To use just raise it above your head and with a swift downward motion bash the highjacker in the head. Repeat as necessary.
Re:Do you think they really care? (Score:3, Funny)
Or worse. When that fungus gets in and under the tonenails, it's not just Lotramin time. No. You have to see the doctor and get a sample of tonenail sent to the toenail lab to confirm that your spongified nails aren't normal just to get insurance (if you have it) to cover the $200-$600/month, 2-6 month course of drug treatment needed to clear that up.
As a medical student, my wife has had to perform the sawing off a sample of toenail procedure on patients -- using gloves, mask and goggles, of course. She explained that to the TSA morons, and asked that since they wanted her shoes off, where were the booties? They told her that since she wasn't guaranteed to get foot or toenail infection from contact with the same carpet that thousands of bare- and sock-footed people walked over each day, they couldn't provide those. After all, they said, just a possibility of something happening isn't sufficient reason to take that kind of preventative measure.
If it were a cartoon, the entire security checkpoint, including all the guards, equipment, and nifty bins would have vanished at the moment that phrase was uttered, accompanied only by the "pop" as air rushed in to fill the now vacant space.