Pasta machine as carry-on luggage?
Any guesses how the TSA would react? (For obvious reasons it's not covered in the TSA list of what's allowed and what's not.)
Note that this would be the day before Thanksgiving. |
I seriously doubt you will get this past security.
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My bet: TSA declares it a "potential chemical mixer bomb making apparatus".
Besides, if you make pasta in flight it will be kind of dry without any water. . . :D |
I say no way. I bet your pasta machine has blades and it and can be reassembled like a Transformer into a deadly robot. Tools were not allowed even a simple blunt Allen Wrench I once had at LAX.
But nothing like pre 9/11 when I ignorantly took a bar set with a large corkscrew and sharp garnish knife through security. They actually inspected it and let me take it through since I did not look like a bad guy and I explained it was a gift for Christmas. |
United Parcel Service.
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FedEx it.
(sorry, couldn't resist!) Sanosuke! |
Clearly, you could use it to grab a flight attendant and try to turn him/her into fettucine. Never get by security.
At one point, post-9/11 and pre-liquid bombs, I brought a juice maker to Hawaii as a Christmas present for my mom. This got me SSSS'ed, and I had to take off my shoes. Now, pasta maker. . . . no way. |
Originally Posted by Hoc
At one point, post-9/11 and pre-liquid bombs, I brought a juice maker to Hawaii as a Christmas present for my mom. This got me SSSS'ed, and I had to take off my shoes. Now, pasta maker. . . . no way.
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Originally Posted by Gargoyle
That doesn't make sense, taking off shoes for a juice maker. You take off your shoes to make wine, and wine goes with pasta, so I can see taking off shoes for a pasta maker; but not for a juice maker. (unless he's a juice loan maker who also makes wine).
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Originally Posted by Hoc
Maybe they made me take off my shoes to see if I was hiding any carrots between my toes.
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Originally Posted by rafatmit
Any guesses how the TSA would react? (For obvious reasons it's not covered in the TSA list of what's allowed and what's not.)
Note that this would be the day before Thanksgiving. |
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