Playing the waiting game

[cyrano]

So you know how, every trip, there's the one thing that I forget to bring?
It looks like this trip the thing I forgot was tonight's dinner. It's still sitting in the fridge. q:
And on another note, apparently my deodorant stick was not solid enough for security. So until I can get to the Safeway by SeaTac I'll just be stinky.

Comments

Re: solid deoderant

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Nope. It was apparently too gel-like. I figured that if it didn't squeeze up through little slots in the container and instead twisted up in a bar then it was probably a solid. I was mistaken.

(My general experience is that a lot of things are still firmly in the category of 'when you arrive at security, the person who inspects your bags and their current mood will determine what gets through security and what doesn't.')

Re: solid deoderant

[9thmoon.livejournal.com]

And I'll bet they have a big, lined garbage can right there, don't they, for throwing all this deoderant/makeup/bottled water into? Nevermind that if it were dangerous, they probably shouldn't have it right by security where someone could detonate it with their remote detonation device MP3 player.

Sheeple will do anything. Next the TSA will declare that it's dangerous to let you fly without proving you're not a terrorist, and everyone will be required to carry a KJV under one arm, and all the sheeple will clamour and say "it's only a little inconvenient, you're over-reacting!"

Re: solid deoderant

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

The line I keep hearing, whether it's because all the Liberal Media keep hunting down the right people to talk to or because we're all just like that, is "Well, it's a little inconvenient, but as long as it makes us safe...."
Except, of course, that it doesn't. It just makes us feel like we're safer.

Re: solid deoderant

[juliansinger.livejournal.com]

Amen.

Also amen.