stackyFACTSThe sheer audacity of the traveling public knows absolutely no bounds.
The sheer audacity of the traveling public knows absolutely no bounds. While most of us are sweating over whether our shampoo bottle is 3.4 or 3.5 ounces, the TSA is routinely confiscating batarangs, loaded firearms hidden inside raw chickens, and live animals. The official TSA social media accounts act as a digital museum of human stupidity, proving daily that someone, somewhere, honestly believed they could casually carry a chainsaw in their carry-on luggage.
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