TSA Satire contributions
Jul 30, 2012 | 5:40 am
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TSA Satire contributions
What about a thread designed to share and laugh at the TSA in a friendly manner?
Sometimes the only way to prove how ridiculous something is, is to use comedy or sarcasm. We've been using discussions here on FT for years. We have claimed a bit of respect and dignity back since 2011, but the progress on their 'Security Theatre' just hasn't been as much as I would have hoped.
Satire: noun. 1. the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc.
Here's my first contribution. I saw this on a bloggers website today and had no where else to put it.
Sometimes the only way to prove how ridiculous something is, is to use comedy or sarcasm. We've been using discussions here on FT for years. We have claimed a bit of respect and dignity back since 2011, but the progress on their 'Security Theatre' just hasn't been as much as I would have hoped.
Satire: noun. 1. the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc.
Here's my first contribution. I saw this on a bloggers website today and had no where else to put it.
Jul 30, 2012 | 9:19 am
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What about a thread designed to share and laugh at the TSA in a friendly manner?
Sometimes the only way to prove how ridiculous something is, is to use comedy or sarcasm. We've been using discussions here on FT for years. We have claimed a bit of respect and dignity back since 2011, but the progress on their 'Security Theatre' just hasn't been as much as I would have hoped.
Satire: noun. 1. the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc.
Here's my first contribution. I saw this on a bloggers website today and had no where else to put it.
Sometimes the only way to prove how ridiculous something is, is to use comedy or sarcasm. We've been using discussions here on FT for years. We have claimed a bit of respect and dignity back since 2011, but the progress on their 'Security Theatre' just hasn't been as much as I would have hoped.
Satire: noun. 1. the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc.
Here's my first contribution. I saw this on a bloggers website today and had no where else to put it.
TSA Security
what more is needed?
Jul 31, 2012 | 10:14 am
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Uh, "travellers"
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me).
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me).
Jul 31, 2012 | 10:16 am
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formerly known as 2lovelife
Join Date: Dec 2000
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Uh, "travellers"
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me ; good = good; attitude = a delay, while I bring attention to their workstation)
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me ; good = good; attitude = a delay, while I bring attention to their workstation)
Jul 31, 2012 | 12:35 pm
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Uh, "travellers"
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me).
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me).
Aug 1, 2012 | 7:48 pm
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Uh, "travellers"
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me).
I understand the system is still bad, but in many airports they have gotten much better since 2001. When they don't, you can demand they treat you with respect without too much resistance. Or at least that's my experience (I dish out the same attitude they give me).