Originally Posted by
spd476
I think it's a step in the right direction, but why limit it to 12 years and younger? Nobody should be forced to remove their shoes. Is the x-ray machine able to determine if shoes contain explosive material? I haven't heard of anybody being caught at the checkpoint with explosive shoes.
It is a step in the right direction ^ and imho, you have to start somewhere so why not with little Johnny/Janey? If this works (and I sure hope it does, my next guess will be that as long as they are mobile (i.e not in a wheelchair), little Johnny/Janey's grandparents will be next and then working it up the line leaving me, the orthopedic shoe ter'wrist as the last one but again, it's a start folks
Originally Posted by
chollie
I'm still waiting for gallon-size baggies to be accepted at the checkpoint.......
Or the liquid non-sense to end entirely?
