TSA misses the point...
Well I read this story at yahoo news:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060620/ap_on_fe_st/suspicious_buckle_1
Basically a guy had a belt buckle shaped like a hand grenade next too a bottle of cologne in his luggage. Naturally TSA evacuates the building and detonates this guys luggage.
A spokeswoman for the airport states "This person wasn't impacted as much as the people who were evacuated," she said. "It was a severe reaction to someone's oversight."
Wait a minute. I grant that thousands of people had their flights delayed, but she says the owner of the luggage wasn't impacted as greatly as the other people flying that day.
Sure the owner got on his flight on time. But I am sure he is in for a thourough searching and a bit of a delay whereever he lands comparable to the wait experienced by the other travelers. And after he is done waiting his luggage including his prized hand grenade belt buckle will come back to him in a million tiny pieces...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060620/ap_on_fe_st/suspicious_buckle_1
Basically a guy had a belt buckle shaped like a hand grenade next too a bottle of cologne in his luggage. Naturally TSA evacuates the building and detonates this guys luggage.
A spokeswoman for the airport states "This person wasn't impacted as much as the people who were evacuated," she said. "It was a severe reaction to someone's oversight."
Wait a minute. I grant that thousands of people had their flights delayed, but she says the owner of the luggage wasn't impacted as greatly as the other people flying that day.
Sure the owner got on his flight on time. But I am sure he is in for a thourough searching and a bit of a delay whereever he lands comparable to the wait experienced by the other travelers. And after he is done waiting his luggage including his prized hand grenade belt buckle will come back to him in a million tiny pieces...