I've imagined a few weird airport-metal-detector scenarios, but I hadn't thought up this one.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/134374336_malpractice04m0.html
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/134374336_malpractice04m0.html
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In a related story, I remember reading about some Italian guy who never could understand why his hip hurt after his car accident several years earlier. Turned out the force of the impact drove the coins in his pocket into his hip and he never knew.
Airport security is outrageous. I have a trip coming up and all my expensive bondage toys wont be allowed in carry-on. Grrr.
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Luggage does get lost or damaged sometimes, but I think your toys will probably be okay. Watch out for signs of use, thoughwho knows what goes on down there in the baggage area?
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Why won't they allow it as carry-on? I would think that at least some of it would be not all that "weaponlike".
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OTOH, I declined to bring my athame, Splendor, on that trip to Boston, precisely because it's too precious to risk losing in checked baggage. Some toys are just toys, but the ones that have names aren't easily replaced, Visa card or no Visa card.
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(There was the time, years ago, that I went through the OKC airport wearing my leather vest under my shirt, and that set off *all* the metal detectors.)
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Yep, she shows up in leather and razor stilleto boots with a ton of weapons/toys of mass destruction, and brings terrorists to their knees. Kneel before me, bitch! I'll show you what you can do with that C-4! And more creative ways to use that plastic spork!
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I'm kinda surprised at the $97 K settlement. I would have thought he would have been awarded a larger sum.