Poor Tinman, always getting hassled by the Man.
There is a lot you can say about the TSA, but one thing is for sure, they don't always use common sense. We had our fill of TSA screenings when they asked us to take our baby's flip flops off for scanning when he wasn't even 1 year old. His feet were probably 3 inches long at the time and they were flip flops, so there weren't many nooks and cranny's we could stuff improvised explosive material. I would go so far to say that an infant's flip flop is my last choice of footwear to hide explosive material. Clown shoes is my top choice. I was happy to hear years later that they allowed children under 12 to keep their shoes on during screening. OF COURSE, you idiots!
There is a lot you can say about the TSA, but one thing is for sure, they don't always use common sense. We had our fill of TSA screenings when they asked us to take our baby's flip flops off for scanning when he wasn't even 1 year old. His feet were probably 3 inches long at the time and they were flip flops, so there weren't many nooks and cranny's we could stuff improvised explosive material. I would go so far to say that an infant's flip flop is my last choice of footwear to hide explosive material. Clown shoes is my top choice. I was happy to hear years later that they allowed children under 12 to keep their shoes on during screening. OF COURSE, you idiots!
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