back in october i traveled to the great state of kansas right around the same time that the tsa launched that full body scanner. turns out though that kansas - really missouri because the airport's in that kansas city - did not have access to said full body scanner so everyone wearing clothes that were not form fitting was subjected to a front-of-the-hand pat down. i was one of those people since i was wearing a dress. i was a little irritated because i felt that the policy targeted women. to save them the trouble of putting on the rubber gloves, i quickly lifted my dress up over my head to expose absolutely nothing as i was wearing the dress because i liked it; not to hide contraband.
flash forward to today. i was returning to dc from my mom's house in upstate new york. i intentionally wore a sports bra because the substantial under wire on my traditional braziere always triggers a pat down. i made it to the magnetometer and ... it buzzed. they brought me over to the search area and the tsa agent asked if i had any metal to which i replied ...
my first foray into blogging starts now. i like to think that i have a plan, but the definition "non sequitur" includes my picture. my best advice then is to sit tight and read the musings from my mind that are probably unrelated to anything previously said.
check out "this, that, and the other" - a random list of things that make me happy.
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Ha ha ha ... titanium nipples! That's priceless! Did it trigger a paw-down?
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