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| #56660 - 12/23/05 02:45 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
|   Journeyman
 
 Registered:  09/08/05
 Posts: 51
 Loc:  New York City
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Huh ... I took my Squirt as carry-on last Saturday out of LaGuardia and back on the plane yesterday out of Bush Intercontinental, and neither time did the TSA even pause in letting me & my bags through the X-ray machine/security check.  Granted, it's a shorter blade than a standard SAK, but it's still a blade....   
_________________________-- Helen
 
 "Specialization is for insects." -Robert Heinlein
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| #56661 - 12/23/05 03:02 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
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 Registered:  11/13/01
 Posts: 1784
 Loc:  Collegeville, PA, USA
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That is good news, but I still don't know what the new rules are. One article says one thing and another article says something else.
 Color me confused.  <img src="/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
 
 -- Craig
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| #56663 - 12/23/05 10:23 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
|   Old Hand
 
 Registered:  11/02/03
 Posts: 740
 Loc:  Florida
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Which one? P4 or S4? If it's the one with the scissors, maybe They saw the scissor blade silouette and decided it was a pair of travel scissors or something. Or could have just plain missed it, that time.
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| #56664 - 12/24/05 04:28 AM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
|   Geezer
 
 Registered:  01/21/04
 Posts: 5163
 Loc:  W. WA
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Craig, here are some tips:
 Your cigar cutter, corkscrew, eyelash curler, toy transformer robots& prosthetic device tools and appliances are all allowed.
 
 But you're SOOL for your knife collection,  ice axe, meat cleavers, sabres & swords.   <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
 
 Safety razors are okay.  Aren't those the razors that contain a very sharp, double-bladed razor?  Sure it INCLUDES disposables, but..... but.....
 
 And don't forget:  the TSA people are still the same dweebs that were working there pre-9/11.  Lots of them were stupid then, and they haven't changed.  One might pass everything you've got, the next could confiscate everything you've got.
 
 Sue
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| #56665 - 12/24/05 09:17 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
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 Registered:  11/13/01
 Posts: 1784
 Loc:  Collegeville, PA, USA
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The truly scary part for me is that toy weapons are allowed. Yeesh. When I was a kid playing with capguns, you KNEW they were toys. It was obvious. Now they look bloody realistic. That's a bit frightening.
 -- Craig
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| #56666 - 12/24/05 09:20 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
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 Registered:  11/13/01
 Posts: 1784
 Loc:  Collegeville, PA, USA
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Thanks for the news. 
 Wow, another woman on this forum. That's cool. It's nice to have ladies around. WIth Susan, that makes two, provided I can still count. Welcome to Equipped!
 
 -- Craig
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| #56667 - 12/24/05 09:21 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
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 Registered:  11/13/01
 Posts: 1784
 Loc:  Collegeville, PA, USA
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You are SO right.
 -- Craig
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| #56668 - 12/24/05 09:22 PM  Re: So much for SAKs and air travel |  
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 Registered:  11/13/01
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 Loc:  Collegeville, PA, USA
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Thanks for the link!
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