Frustrated with Airline Security? Try These.

[Disneyphile]

Originally Posted by lashbear

Isn't that against some amendment or other ?

Well, Cafe Press is a private company, so they can do as they wish. So, let 'em.

I just created a new shop at Zazzle, and they even offer keyword searches so my products have a better chance of selling!

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Disneyphile

Well, Cafe Press is a private company, so they can do as they wish. So, let 'em.

I just created a new shop at Zazzle, and they even offer keyword searches so my products have a better chance of selling!

I think a "Banned by Cafe Press" banner might be in order. Have you had any sales?

[Disneyphile]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

I think a "Banned by Cafe Press" banner might be in order. Have you had any sales?

No sales yet, but I love that banner idea. I still have some Facebook advertising credits, so I might as well use 'em!

[Kevy Baby]

You have some competition from this great idea: http://laughingsquid.com/underclothe...-rayed-by-tsa/

(Courtesy of Fej via Twitter)

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Printing out the TSA rules and bringing them with you might not be a help. In fact, it might make you miss your flight.

Uneffingbelievable.

[Alex]

Not that it matters to the specific story but these events happened back when we were mostly fine with the TSA and is not part of the current hubbub. (I only mention that because in the stampede to get airtime for every TSA horror story I'm seeing a lot of older story being put forward as recent events as a brick in the argument that they've finally gone too far.)

[katiesue]

My Aunt flew down from San Jose for the holiday. Didn't get scanned or patted down either way. I think she was kind of bummed. She was looking forward to the cheap thrill

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Alex

Not that it matters to the specific story but these events happened back when we were mostly fine with the TSA and is not part of the current hubbub. (I only mention that because in the stampede to get airtime for every TSA horror story I'm seeing a lot of older story being put forward as recent events as a brick in the argument that they've finally gone too far.)

Ah, that explains it. I've been so surprised that these things seem to keep happening even though the TSA is under a microscope right now.

[BarTopDancer]

Erica flew to NC today and didn't get her complimentary grope.

[alphabassettgrrl]

Originally Posted by Alex

That's the big problem I see behind all the stupid security. People say they're willing to accept a certain level of risk but then when the negative possibilities actually happen they end careers demanding to know why it wasn't prevented.

I'm with you here. I have no intention of giving up all freedom in the name of preventing every possible risk; not that it's possible anyway.

Originally Posted by Moonliner

I say use the death rate for traveling by car as your metric. As long as I have a better chance of getting killed driving to work than from a terrorist I'm good.

Of course that would decimate the mutil-billion dollar security industry as well as toss an entire government oligarchy out on it's keister.

All sounds good to me....

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

My dad has a rule of thumb when observing traffic control options outside of major intersections. "Every stop sign represents a past accident at that intersection. Every traffic light represents a past fatal accident."

Interesting. Probably a good frame of mind.