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#100657 - 07/24/07 05:34 PM Re: Lighters to be OK on planes again [Re: jshannon]
celler Offline
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Registered: 12/25/03
Posts: 410
Loc: Jupiter, FL
Originally Posted By: jshannon
It's also the first I'd heard of now allowing screw drivers and pointed scissors (under four inches) on planes..yipes!


My reaction was more like "about time!" Has anyone had any problems taking standard EMT shears on board under the new rules. The cutting blades on mine are under 4", but the over-all length is more like 6".

Craig.

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#100658 - 07/24/07 05:51 PM Re: Lighters to be OK on planes again [Re: jshannon]
Eugene Offline
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Registered: 12/26/02
Posts: 2997
Originally Posted By: jshannon
It's also the first I'd heard of now allowing screw drivers and pointed scissors (under four inches) on planes..yipes!


A 3.9" pair of pointed scissors could be used for terrorism much easier than my Leatherman so I should be able to take it now right smile

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#102435 - 08/13/07 12:02 PM Re: Homemade electronic devices not ok on planes [Re: celler]
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Registered: 08/10/07
Posts: 315
Loc: Somewhere in my own little wor...
Originally Posted By: celler
So I guess those cute little Otterbox holders aren't worth much anymore.

I am so tired of the TSA and its special brand of lunacy. Its all about "feel good" politics with little attention to logical protective measures. Remember when you couldn't take a simple bottle of water on a plane. It only took two weeks of real life experience to prove that policy a complete shambles. And there are example after example of similar failed policies...
...

Personally, I am tired of traveling "naked." YMMV.

Craig.


amen to that. i'm so accustomed to carrying at least a pound of EDC that walking around with just a wallet and cell phone, as in an airport, feels almost as strange as not wearing clothing.
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