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"Pretty soon we'll have to fly naked!" (Page 2)
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I want to fly with Ms September.
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Originally Posted by Pendergast
I want to fly with Ms September.
that's along the lines of my initial reaction, then I thought about it in practical terms... the reality is not so nice
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Originally Posted by moodymonster
that's along the lines of my initial reaction, then I thought about it in practical terms... the reality is not so nice
If you put it this way, I don't want to see you naked, unless you are Ms September, of course, or "the nicest of her relative".
Jenna will do as well.
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Originally Posted by Pendergast
I want to fly with Ms September.
I want to be with Ms Neptune myself.. :sigh:
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I could take Sean Connery in a fight... I could definitely take him.
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Come on, somebody say it...
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Give petty people just a little bit of power and watch how they misuse it! You can't silence the self doubt, can you?
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Originally Posted by davesimondotcom
I was discussing this with my mom yesterday, and I believe I used those exact words "we'll have to fly naked."
What about surrendering all your on-board items a few hours in advance for a careful security clearance? You collect them (in a labelled plastic bag) at the boarding gate.
Problem solved.
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Originally Posted by Ulrich Kinbote
What about surrendering all your on-board items a few hours in advance for a careful security clearance? You collect them (in a labelled plastic bag) at the boarding gate.
Problem solved.
That better be a joke.
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Originally Posted by Landos Mustache
That better be a joke.
Why not it would go so much faster, like he said you surrender your stuff before in a see through plastic bag and one hour later everything checks out and you can go through without having to worry about it.
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Originally Posted by Monique
Why not it would go so much faster, like he said you surrender your stuff before in a see through plastic bag and one hour later everything checks out and you can go through without having to worry about it.
he said HOURS before. Are you saying you want to be at a flight 4 hours before it departs for a 1 hour flight time?
You think they have the staff or time to do chemical analysis' of every liquid you carry? What should they do... open a shampoo bottle to smell it and taste it to see if it can be mixed with another? You think they can wave a magic device to it and give you instant results?
Do you realize household cleaners and hair dies can be used to make bombs?
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Originally Posted by Landos Mustache
he said HOURS before. Are you saying you want to be at a flight 4 hours before it departs for a 1 hour flight time?
Better than a) Flying naked. b) Being annihilated at 22,000 ft.
Originally Posted by Landos Mustache
You think they have the staff or time to do chemical analysis' of every liquid you carry? What should they do... open a shampoo bottle to smell it and taste it to see if it can be mixed with another? You think they can wave a magic device to it and give you instant results?
Do you realize household cleaners and hair dies can be used to make bombs?
No liquids.
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Originally Posted by Landos Mustache
he said HOURS before. Are you saying you want to be at a flight 4 hours before it departs for a 1 hour flight time?
You think they have the staff or time to do chemical analysis' of every liquid you carry? What should they do... open a shampoo bottle to smell it and taste it to see if it can be mixed with another? You think they can wave a magic device to it and give you instant results?
Do you realize household cleaners and hair dies can be used to make bombs?
Who brings household cleaners and hair dies to the airport anyway? Do you?
And what do they do differently when it goes in the luggage thing under the plane. Anyway you have to arrive now 3 hours before.
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Originally Posted by Monique
Who brings household cleaners and hair dies to the airport anyway? Do you?
And what do they do differently when it goes in the luggage thing under the plane. Anyway you have to arrive now 3 hours before.
Aw that's nice. Problem is with no electronics either in the UK and if you stick them in your luggage insurance will not cover it.
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in the UK if you're flying you can't have a bag larger than x. But flying in, you can. So you come into the UK with your bag, but can't take it back out (as hand luggage). The bag can be a normal bag, not transparent or anything - just smaller than anywhere else in the world.
Flying out of UK, no liquids - flying in, yes liquids
makes no sense.
more-> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4789593.stm
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Originally Posted by Monique
...And what do they do differently when it goes in the luggage thing under the plane...
based on my own experience waiting for luggage off the carousel, some of that stuff gets really bashed about and wouldn't be too kind to delicate electronics gear. I was at Stanstead the other day waiting for my bag and the luggage rolls up a belt and comes smashing down a ramp with a bang. Quite a few of the cases were only held together by straps (the cases' own locks had broken). You'd need a good quality case to keep anything delicate in if it's going in the hold.
I've heard that travelling domestic US, a good way of making sure your bag stays safe is to travel with a declared firearm (in the luggage)... obviously something you can't do in the UK.
btw, electronics are allowed on UK flights now - but are examined seperately.
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Originally Posted by Landos Mustache
Do you realize household cleaners and hair dies can be used to make bombs?
Forget household cleaners and hair dyes; you can use Snickers bars and Oreo cookies. It's not the most powerful explosive out there, but you don't need much to take out a plane that's already under pressure. Should they start banning food from flights, too?
Banning liquids won't stop bombers, and we know it won't stop bombers, so what is the point of taking that tactic at all? The effort would be better spent looking into methods that actually stand a chance.
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Originally Posted by Millennium
Forget household cleaners and hair dyes; you can use Snickers bars and Oreo cookies. It's not the most powerful explosive out there, but you don't need much to take out a plane that's already under pressure. Should they start banning food from flights, too?
What's really scary is, as part of their training program, the terrorists involved in the plot were studying episodes of Macgyver.
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Originally Posted by Millennium
"Of course, you can’t actually fire a rocket with a Snickers bar; the nuts would clog the nozzle."
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Originally Posted by davesimondotcom
I was discussing this with my mom yesterday, and I believe I used those exact words "we'll have to fly naked."
I'd cancel those holiday plans with mom.
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Did someone say fly naked?
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Bush Tax Cuts == Job Killer
June 2001: 132,047,000 employed
June 2003: 129,839,000 employed
2.21 million jobs were LOST after 2 years of Bush Tax Cuts.
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allowed on plane as carry on with special before hand permission:
if you are a certified archer:
one (1) bow
one (1) arrow
one (1) steel three (3) edged arrow end attachment
makes ya think don't it?
Alex
edit: didnae see post above mine. hmm, now THAT makes ya think
edit 2: damn it, it's all oldies
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