And this is from a liberal cartoonist.
Posted on 11/25/2010 3:27:54 PM PST by FTJM
A woman worried about full body scan radiation, wears a bikini for a possible pat-down at Los Angeles International.
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And this is from a liberal cartoonist.
Meanwhile Inmates when multimillion dollar judgments for being strip searched.
We pay a steep price to buy votes for democrats.
Meanwhile Inmates win multimillion dollar judgments for being strip searched.
We pay a steep price to buy votes for democrats.
And she did it with a big smile! NOT GUILTY!
If she’d just worn a burka, she could have patted herself down.
now - security is joke - nice...
I am waiting for someone to test a barka.
Not guilty at all. Damned cute!
Definitely a cutie
“Definitely a cutie”
And a cutie with a great sense of humor, great poise, and undoubtedly a Conservative! Wish I was younger! I’d chase her around the airport, fur shure!
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
I thought that judge was a little harsh on her....
I agree. I was unable to determine if she was hiding anything down below.
I’m waiting for a guy to walk in with a fig leaf. Hopefully looking like Fabio.
That was cute, she actually had a nice bod. But, next time someone does this we might not be so lucky!
I love it! She’ll have a great story to tell her grandkids one day.
Video reveals a few interesting things:
1. By wearing the bikini, she apparently just had to go through the standard metal detector gates, and thus avoided BOTH the X-ray scanner booth and the “pat down” by gloved TSA agents. I saw the gloved second TSA worker gesturing at her and shaking her head—was she saying “I can see you have nothing to hide, you’re free to go”?
2. She appeared to be wearing metal earrings—under normal circumstances, shouldn’t these have been put into the tray and gone past the X-ray scanner on the conveyor belt?
3. She looked silly by tossing her head and chewing gum—this situation called for more composure. Just my opinion.
4. The male passengers (and male TSA agents) in her vicinity seemed to be modestly averting their eyes, rather than ogling her.
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