Comments | tamf: on a jetplane?

tamf

on a jetplane?

Nov 22, 2005 23:43

i'm going to take a scary number of trains tomorrow (scary acos this is england, and trains are *never* on time) and then, if shiva wills it, fly away home. or rather, to my aunt's house. she's graciously (and nervously, acos She Is Like That) agreed to host me before i take my exam. my last one for a few years (yay ( Read more... )

knitting, travel

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Is there a UK transportation authority? sui_degeneris November 23 2005, 02:18:45 UTC

If there is and they have a website, you may be able to find a list of what you can and can't fly with.

For the US, knitting needles are supposed to be okay, although if you get a cautious security person, they might take issue with that.

But it's not just the needles - are you planning on bringing scissors to cut the yarn? They may have restrictions on those, too.

Safe trip!

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Re: Is there a UK transportation authority? sui_degeneris November 23 2005, 14:58:41 UTC

Ah, well, for the US, the page at http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1252.xml does specifically mention knitting needles.

(The amount of keys, Mia? That's bizarre. I took a self-defense class at one point, and one of the things the teacher showed us was how to use keys as a weapon. The ring he used had three keys - not an extreme number - and it looked pretty effective when he did his Wolverine impression with it. He also showed us how to hold a ball-point pen to do damage when punching ( ... )

Re: Is there a UK transportation authority? dashamus November 23 2005, 21:48:14 UTC

It not what you hit someone with, its where you hit them...

...grasshopper

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Your taking a train m45 November 23 2005, 08:40:54 UTC

HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHHHEHEHEHE.
Though I did not really comment on this as its not allowed.

Have a fun trip.