Kevin Thorley wrote: > I do believe that > showing up at an airport wearing an electronic circuit board with > flashing lights and a battery on your shirt at a time when there is a > high sensitivity to anything out of the ordinary at airports is not > the brightest idea.
Kevin, I'd be willing to bet you a pint of Vermont's finest that you have personally rushed into an airport and then discreetly stepped out of line when you realized that you had forgot something, something innocent, some everyday thing, something almost invisible to yourself in your little corner of the culture, something dark and dangerous in someone's mind. A little contraband? A knife in your pocket, perhaps? Something you forgot until you were at customs? Too much cash? Maybe your car's inspection sticker was past due when you drove into arrivals? Something on that magnetic platter? Was it some undeclared crypto back in the '90s? Something back when you were 18? Come on, 'fes up! And you are a pilot, you said it yourself, you know airports. -- Anthony Carrico
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