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#1 Aug 27 2006 at 3:57 PM Rating: Excellent
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It all started when I got out of my seat to go to the bathroom. I went to the bathroom, washed my hands, and returned to my seat. A little while later the two stewardesses on the flight crossed each other in the aisle. They had a quick conversation that I was in earshot of.

"I locked off the front lav. There's something in the toilet that's preventing it from flushing. Run some water and see if you can clear it." My face immediately turned red. The seat cover! I thought. It must have been too big to flush! I should have thrown it out!

I was so embarrassed. I tried to act normal ... I took a sudden interest in the contents of the seat pocket in front of me, acted nonchalant and all. I watched as the stewardess got on her hands and knees in the lavatory and did unfathomable dirty work.

Sometime later, I decided it would be best if I forgot the whole thing happened, so I went to put on my headphones and drown myself in iPod music. But ... no iPod. I panicked, checked my other pockets. Where was it? Not under the seat, not in the pockets, not ... anywhere. I looked up to the stewardesses. One of them had run past me in a decent clip. She was carrying a green handbook. She brought it to the other stewardess. They flipped through the handbook, read a page, then made a call. The other stewardess had retrieved a blue metal box and was removing some equipment from it.

I put two and two together. I knew what had happened.

So I walked up to the stewardesses, both clamoring over the handbook, and tapped one on the shoulder.

"So, I had an iPod before I went to the bathroom, and now I don't. I think I know what's in the toilet."


I'm not sure if that's the real account of what happened, but ya, has to suck to be that dude.
#2 Aug 27 2006 at 4:00 PM Rating: Good
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As if, he dropped a huge log down there and made up the Ipod story.

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#3 Aug 27 2006 at 4:03 PM Rating: Good
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As if, he dropped a huge log down there and made up the Ipod story.

Hah!


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#4 Aug 27 2006 at 4:05 PM Rating: Excellent
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You really need to read the whole post. It was way too big to post.

He uh, got in a bit of trouble.
#5 Aug 27 2006 at 4:16 PM Rating: Good
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I read the whole story and that's just so...so...so... wrong.

I can understand the whole concern by the airlines and why they had to follow procedure. But it's just too funny is trying to explain how an online friendship came to be and what WoW is about.

That reminds me of when my parents took the train to visit me. My parents and the other passengers heard a beeping in their carriage and no one could pinpoint where it was coming from or what it was. They ended up having to stop the train right where it was and the entire train and all baggage and passengers were searched. Turned out that it was a kid's watch.

It's better to be safe than sorry, but when you're traveling (whcih is already stress-filled) and there's delays that are made due to security concerns, it just pumps everyone's blood pressure up 200 points.
#6 Aug 27 2006 at 8:52 PM Rating: Decent
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It was me and a gruff, humorless customs official. He unpacked my luggage entirely, ran the contents of my wallet through a bomb sweep, and carefully examined all of my belongings. He then asked me to turn on my laptop. I did, and he began using it. I saw him open Spotlight and begin searching.

"Do you connect to the Internet on this laptop?"
"Yes."
"Have you downloaded and images?"
"Huh? What do you mean?"
"Do you have any pornography?"
"No."

I waited in total silence for about 10 minutes as he kept searching and searching, until I finally asked him, "What are you looking for?"

"Contraband," he said without looking up at me.
"Such as?"
"Child pornography, hate propaganda."
"Child **** I can understand, that's illegal. But hate propaganda is protected speech."
Now he looked up. "What country do you think you're in?"
"Oh, it's illegal in Canada?"
"I honestly don't know. But that doesn't matter. I get to decide what goes in this country. Do you have a problem with that?"
I paused for a long time while I thought about what I should say to this. "Yes."
"Yes, you do have a problem?"
"Yes, I do. If it's illegal in Canada I'll understand, but saying 'I don't want it in my country' isn't good enough when you're a government official."

Now he was pissed. "Don't fool around with me. I'm sure you want this to end as much as I do. So I will ask you questions, and you will answer. Do you understand?"

Another long pause while I thought. "Yes, I do."


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#7 Aug 27 2006 at 10:38 PM Rating: Decent
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That sounds alot like a Tucker Max story.
#8 Aug 28 2006 at 1:25 AM Rating: Good
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That is, right up until the pilot comes over the intercom.

"Folks, this is the captain. I don't want to alarm you, but we've found a suspicious device in the front lavatory. Now, we think it's probably nothing, but in this day and age ... you can never be too careful. We'll be landing at Ottawa, where we will await further instructions."

Are people still thinking this is real?

#9 Aug 28 2006 at 1:29 AM Rating: Decent
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Well considering further down the thread there were links to a couple different news stories. Maybe he based his story on those facts, but the details all match the story.


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Edited, Aug 28th 2006 at 2:33am EDT by Paskil
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