Making a Statement About TSAFollow

Woman gets panties in twist. Decided to reveal twisted panties to the world.

If the bra and panties were see-through she probably wouldn't have had to go through the pat down.

1. For Baby Jesus' sake, lay off the botox, people.
2. Way to protest being felt up, you blonde tard.

The way I understand it is that she missed her flight on Tuesday due to the TSA checkpoint. She decided to dress this way today in order to get past the checkpoint faster.

I'm pretty sure she dressed that way both days. She's just retarded, me thinks.

There is definitely something odd about the way she moves her head when she is looking at the camera. That may just be the Botox paralyzing her body though.

Looks like one of the Old Navy mannequins is trying to flee the country.

Trains suck. Amtrak from Chicago, IL to Washington DC is 18 hours. I know from experience that it's a 12-13 hour drive with rest stops. It also costs $133.00 which is more expensive than a nonstop 90 minute flight on Southwest. Basically, it has absolutely nothing going for it unless you just like being on a train.

Edited, Dec 4th 2010 5:36pm by Jophiel

Train rides tend to be more leisurely in my experience. Usually you aren't forced to sit next to anyone, which can be nice if traveling alone or if you want to sleep. And the advantage over driving is that you don't have to drive-- you can read or play video games.

But those things being the same, I prefer the bus. Not that I'm in the habit of using any of the above.

Granted, if expedience is crucial to the nature of your journey, then yes, flying is always the most efficient (and sometimes even cheaper, thank you priceline) mode of travel.

That known, I'll still find something alluring about crawling along the county at a leisurely pace. Staring at trees and passing quaint small towns, reading a book, or even just stretching out and napping most the way. It's a world away from the stress and terror induced anxiety of most airports. At Bush International in Houston, Texas there is a warning every 15 minutes over the loudspeakers warning that, "Any jokes or terror related comments made in bad taste will get you arrested."

To blow things up(don't say that in Houston); It's not the destination, it's the journey. And whenever I travel by air, I find myself stressed out and disoriented(jet lag), and have a harder time enjoying the hours that I was supposed to have saved (for what?)

Sorry for taking this off-topic!
EDIT: Come to think of it, you summed it up perfectly in that last sentence of yours, Jophiel.

Edited, Dec 4th 2010 10:54pm by SideWalkPhilosophy

Yeah, strangely enough they're just normal people after all.

On one of the small flights I took from Myrtle Beach, SC to Detroit, MI we had a young man for an attendant who decided that during his little safety presentation he was going to be cracking jokes. He made a few good ones, and was very leaned back the whole flight.

Most of the flights I've been on recently have had flight attendants who crack jokes, at least during the safety advisory. I assumed it's a common practice. At least I can't think of any reason why they wouldn't encourage it.