Posted on 11/23/2010 5:06:44 AM PST by rightwingintelligentsia
LOS ANGELES -- Travel experts say the more thorough security pat-downs at airports underscore the need for better fashion choices that can help people breeze through screenings with their dignity intact.
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Experts suggest avoiding clothes loaded with metal studs and bras with underwires. Slacks instead of skirts are preferred. Any baggy clothing can require extra scrutiny.
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I think we all look like that in those lovely garments.
:-)
“That might work until some muzzie shows up with an internal bomb.”
New regulation:
All tampax to be removed for inspection to make sure they aren’t a bomb with fuse in the ready!
The best suggestions I’ve heard yet. Men should wear a kilt with no underwear. Woman should were the super sized kotex pad.
“That’s what I say. If they’re exempt everybody get one of these bags and put it on just before screening. We guys can tell them that we’re Muslim transvestites.”
HGC, I have been posting exactly that POA since Sunday morning. See below:
Napolitano Considering Allowing Muslim Women to Pat Themselves Down at Airports
Sunday, November 21, 2010 9:27:42 AM · 267 of 301
Grampa Dave to GiovannaNicoletta; Liz
All us need to buy Burkas, change our names to Arabic/Hispanic names, carry Muslim prayer beads and a copy of the Koran when we travel.
What would TSA do if every passenger showed up in Burkas and carrying Muslim prayer beads and a copy of the Koran?
Then approached, by a TSA agent, you say My name is Jose Maria Mohammed, and I am a cross gendered new Muslim. Any attempt to pat me down or force me into the scan will be a big violation of my rights and privacy!
However, I volunteer to pat myelf down as per mad Janet Nappy, the fascist lesbo Nazi leader of TSA.
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