Taking food on plane
#17
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Sometimes I wish that the TSA would use odormeters on some foods... at least bearclaws don't stink up a plane like McDougal's greasburgers.
#18
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Nowhere AK
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Posts: 401
A little OT.
We usually make a quick costco run for fresh/semi perishable foods when we're in the city before heading to the airport.
I can only imagine the poor TSA agent's face when he inspected our check in bag to find a tent, ham steak, corn on teh cob, butternut ravioli, perogies, a telephone, carton of ciggarettes, 100 pack lighters and a whole bunch of pet supply and building material supply brochures and pamphlets!
We usually make a quick costco run for fresh/semi perishable foods when we're in the city before heading to the airport.
I can only imagine the poor TSA agent's face when he inspected our check in bag to find a tent, ham steak, corn on teh cob, butternut ravioli, perogies, a telephone, carton of ciggarettes, 100 pack lighters and a whole bunch of pet supply and building material supply brochures and pamphlets!