TSA agents trying to cop a feel are much like dogs humping your leg. Unproductive, ridiculous and unsanitary. Not truly dangerous but quite annoying. A solution is necessary, of course.

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Since they wear name tags, that should be easy. But make a point of asking them for their names anyway. After all, you deserve to know the person who wants to get intimate with you. And it gives them a reminder that they are personally remembered by all those whom they frisk.

Looking at various airport web sites, all of them seem to prohibit photography and video at the security checkpoints. So where to all the news photos of TSA in action come from?

"After a thorough risk assessment and after hearing concerns from parents, we made the decision that a modified pat-down would be used for children 12 years old and under who require extra screening" (From US Today)

In other words, an 11yo won't be groped and a 13yo would, thought their degree of danger is functionally the same. Nice of TSA to ( Read more... )