We don't have enough TSA in our lives. - Page 5

FormLetter · #41 06-26-2012, 01:13 PM

I thought ovaries [at least pre-menopause] were self-punching.

twig93 · #42 06-26-2012, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by yoyo

I'm thinking about running for POTUS on the platform that I would sign an executive order permanently abolishing TSA on my first day in office and return airport security to the responsibility of the airports / airlines. All TSA immediately fired with no severance/pensions. The airports could hire those people or not hire them at their discretion.

I could then resign and someone who actually wanted to be POTUS could take over.

phoebe · #43 06-26-2012, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by twig93

I'm thinking about running for POTUS on the platform that I would sign an executive order permanently abolishing TSA on my first day in office and return airport security to the responsibility of the airports / airlines. All TSA immediately fired with no severance/pensions. The airports could hire those people or not hire them at their discretion.

I could then resign and someone who actually wanted to be POTUS could take over.

I'd vote for you if your VP was okay.

ditkaworshipper · #44 06-26-2012, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by twig93

I'm thinking about running for POTUS on the platform that I would sign an executive order permanently abolishing TSA on my first day in office and return airport security to the responsibility of the airports / airlines. All TSA immediately fired with no severance/pensions. The airports could hire those people or not hire them at their discretion.

I could then resign and someone who actually wanted to be POTUS could take over.

I see many enhanced searches in your future.

Mr. B · #45 06-27-2012, 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by erosewater

There's absolutely no way I could have avoided a night in jail if that happened to me

eff an apology, ovary punch

I have to agree with you 100% on this.

Just unconscionable.

FashionableFedora · #46 07-13-2012, 09:53 AM

Last night at my regular subway station, there were seven TSA agents, along with bomb sniffing dogs, doing random checks of people getting onto the train. Fortunately, they didn't stop me, but they held up and delayed a bunch of people, and I would say definitely fostered a climate of apprehension and diminished the commuting experience, to put it mildly. I didn't use that station this morning, but coworkers have told me they weren't there. Needless to say, I'm more than a little concerned. I think I'll use an alternate route for awhile, hoping they don't do this at all the stations. If that eventually happens, I'll have to consider driving, creating extra stress and costing about $10 a day more than train fare.

Not quite sure how to feel, other than sad and disheartened. Just thought I'd share.

Rickson · #47 07-13-2012, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by FashionableFedora

Last night at my regular subway station, there were seven TSA agents, along with bomb sniffing dogs, doing random checks of people getting onto the train. Fortunately, they didn't stop me, but they held up and delayed a bunch of people, and I would say definitely fostered a climate of apprehension and diminished the commuting experience, to put it mildly. I didn't use that station this morning, but coworkers have told me they weren't there. Needless to say, I'm more than a little concerned. I think I'll use an alternate route for awhile, hoping they don't do this at all the stations. If that eventually happens, I'll have to consider driving, creating extra stress and costing about $10 a day more than train fare.

Not quite sure how to feel, other than sad and disheartened. Just thought I'd share.

Wait until you need to go through to get into the grocery store, mall, etc.