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Originally Posted by JumboD
(Post 16928283)
I guess it's like Bart once said to Homer (perhaps the reverse): "You know, your half-a$$ed underparenting was a lot better than your half-a$$ed overparenting."
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Originally Posted by JoeBas
(Post 16932446)
Awwww... but I was using my whole @$$...
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He could be the Cheeky Party candidate (I think the Silly Party already has its candidate)
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Originally Posted by LuvAirFrance
(Post 16922101)
The president needs to shorten the leash on his law enforcement people.
Originally Posted by GoingAway
(Post 16926290)
Yes , absolutely ask them to change gloves so you can ensure they are fresh. It's more important since they include a glove test at the end of the molestation
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Originally Posted by ralfp
(Post 16947516)
Are TSA screeners "law enforcement"? They may be "officers", but AFAIK they're not "law enforcement officers"
During my last groping I forgot to request a new pair of gloves until about half-way through my screening. Lesson: terrorists would be better off carrying the explosives on the parts of the body that are felt-up first, then requesting a glove change. (which smiley is appropriate here?) |
I meant to spread the net far beyond TSA. It isn't an exclusive TSA problem. And if they don't enforce laws, how are they able to tell you you can't fly today. Isn't that based on the regulations? They can't arrest you, but they can sure turn you away, just as the border patrol can bar you from the country. Don't work too hard at making cute hair-splitting distinctions. The Justice Department and DHS are both empowered by laws passed by Congress.
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