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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Confession #3: The Things They Ran Through the X-ray
The Transportation Security Administration often likes to give you a weekly photo-laden rundown of things that passengers have accidentally left in their carry-ons, mostly intended to give the impression that they are successfully combating some sort of existential threat to … Continue reading
Letter From a Passenger: Did You Ever See Retaliation Against Passengers Who Opt Out?
Jennifer from Columbus asks: “I always opt out of the full body scanners, and I sometimes feel as though the TSA screeners are sort of punishing me for it, like taking their sweet time with everything to purposely try to … Continue reading
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