SECURITY RULES ANNOY, HUMILIATE PASSENGERS

Miami Herald ^ | Nov. 24, 2004 | Editorial Staff

[JesseHousman]

...after two Russian airliners exploded last summer in what authorities believe were the detonations from explosives hidden in the bras of two women...

There's nothing these muslim women won't do for the cause.

We need to profile passengers and, in cases where the passenger is a possible terrorist, subject the passenger to extensive interview as the Israeli security forces do.

The typical TSA fondler is at best very dumb.

[TheBigB]

Annoo, yo!

[Izzy Dunne]

I hate to be annooyo'ed

[TheBigB]

It's a painful procedure for any male over 30, as everyone knows.

[JesseHousman]

Ooops. Too early to blame it on martinis.

[asgardshill]

SECURITY RULES ANNOOYO

Annooyo sounds like a place I would like to visit. At least the streetcars run on time there.

[JennysCool]

ANNOOYO

That's Latin for "Happy New Year," right?

[ken21]

as always, the left's easy accusations of authority and easy solutions.

no doubt they'd prefer less searches and have the plane blown up.

then they could bitch about the lax security of the bush administration.

[JesseHousman]

I just asked our Moderator to fix that.

[TheBigB]

I hope he says no. LOL

[sionnsar]

The typical TSA fondler is at best very dumb.

I heard a similar remark from a UK security type when I asked about not having to remove the laptop from its bag for the x-ray scan there.

[sionnsar]

SECURITY RULES ANNOOYO, HUMILIATE PASSENGERS

Just to preserve it for the record. *\;-)

[JesseHousman]

But it makes me look dumber than I actually am.

[SlowBoat407]

I understand. It must really be annooyoing.

[TheBigB]

Most of my posts do that to me. Accept the inevitable. :-)

[JesseHousman]

I knew a fellow once whose name was Ardoyno.

[laurav]

I was trying to figure this one out. I flew to London with my husband this weekend. On the way there, I had to take my laptop out of the case. Waiting in the security line at Heathrow, I start to remove the laptop again when my husband (who travels to the UK often for business) tells me "You don't need to take it out here." What's up with that? Laptops are seen as threatening leaving the US, but not going to the US?

[TheBigB]

A ping, just to annooyo all of you! ;-)