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  • astcell
    Human Rights Issuer
    • Oct 2001
    • 7512

    #16
    You would be better off with NO ID than non matching ID.

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    • alklloyd
      Atlanta
      • Jul 2002
      • 648

      #17
      I had no problems this year.

      Al
      "Are my pants...threatening you?"

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      • astcell
        Human Rights Issuer
        • Oct 2001
        • 7512

        #18
        Originally posted by alklloyd
        I had no problems this year.

        Al
        Well if *I* wore an AGENT ORANGE shirt they'd not wanna poke me either! :D

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        • BlackOrchid
          Member
          • Oct 2003
          • 78

          #19
          Here's the secret to getting through security at the airports.

          Always put on an amusing production.. (not a scary one!) especially if you're a female! Honestly, you can be carrying an ozzy and they're so easily amused that they just laugh at the posibility that YOU could be dangerous..

          wait.. is that just a blond thing?

          Nonetheless, it seems to work for me.. so Dr. Phil would have to agree!
          In the 60's, people took acid to make the world weird. Now the world is weird and people take Prozac to make it normal.

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          • drdank
            Member
            • Aug 2003
            • 61

            #20
            Originally posted by BlackOrchid
            Honestly, you can be carrying an ozzy and they're so easily amused that they just laugh at the posibility that YOU could be dangerous..
            If he's intending to bite the head off a bat, they usually ask that you check him in with your luggage at the curb.

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            • [Syntax]
              DC210 POC / GeoChallenge
              • Jul 2003
              • 579

              #21
              I had all kinds of crap happen to me on the trip. One of the first things was the TSA. I packed all sorts of crap. I arrived in Vegas, got to my hotel room and went to change clothes and discovered that my luggage which was not locked before, had now been locked and I did not have the key. I managed to pick it open with a paper clip.

              Odd thing, TSA did not put a notice inside my suitcase. I could not tell if they had gone thru it. But why would they have locked it if they had not opened it?

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              • vandal
                Member
                • Sep 2003
                • 13

                #22
                My stuff arrived and returned fine... everytime i fly i have wierd shit that I'm always paranoid that the airport security will freak out about... but they never do... last time it was a compaq mini-pc that and this time it was starfish packed in cracker boxes etc. But the airport security and TSA seem to have their shit together now that its been a couple years after 911 and they've had time to figure everything out, get organized, and for all intensive purposes get rid of the shitheads that they had working for them... however recently I read an article that a few people working for the TSA had been caught stealing watches and such out of peoples bags... but even they got caught...
                http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/12/nyregion/12jfk.html

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                • [Syntax]
                  DC210 POC / GeoChallenge
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 579

                  #23
                  Well when I say I packed all kinds of crap. I packed items I thought might appear on the scavenger hunt, as well as prehunt items, a Super Soaker 50, I left the bottle unscrewed, thought they might think It contained something. I dissasembled my collector on a cantenna and took it thru as carry on, though I left the N connector and recieving pin installed onto the can.

                  Someone else carried a medium sized philips screwdriver as carry on. I guess they arent checking very thoroughly. They always seem to be more concerned with my shoes than whats in my backpack.

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                  • allentrace
                    Sarcasm Intended
                    • Jul 2004
                    • 516

                    #24
                    Originally posted by astcell
                    You would be better off with NO ID than non matching ID.
                    Correct me if I am wrong but for flights not purchased by yourself, and you are over 18 then dont you need some form of ID to board?
                    Did Everquest teach you that?

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                    • skroo
                      Volatile Compound
                      • Dec 2001
                      • 2348

                      #25
                      Originally posted by allentrace
                      Correct me if I am wrong but for flights not purchased by yourself, and you are over 18 then dont you need some form of ID to board?
                      You need it, but appearing at a security check with non-matching ID appears more suspicious than not having any in the first place.

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                      • allentrace
                        Sarcasm Intended
                        • Jul 2004
                        • 516

                        #26
                        Originally posted by skroo
                        You need it, but appearing at a security check with non-matching ID appears more suspicious than not having any in the first place.
                        The ID Names matched perfectly on both my drivers liscense and my military dependant ID. Xodia who purchased the tickets gave my incorrect Nickname on the Airline Ticket. Besides both my forms of Id had pictures on them of myself, I was merely commenting on the hassle at the check in.
                        Did Everquest teach you that?

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