It appears that I've been *fondled* - . . .

[Bullwinkle925]

and I didn't even get to enjoy it!

Unpacking my luggage this morning to discover a TSA *Notice of Baggage Inspection*
tag inside one of them.

Must have been my ankle weights that set them off!





Ya think??

[EstimatedProphet]

1. I get those more often than not

[KitchenWitch]

2. I get one of those on at least one leg of every flying trip I take

Plus I get fondled for realz because my hip sets off the damned alarms.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

3. I got one of those recently, and felt sorry for the inspector...

They decided to check the bag with all our dirty sweaty clothes in it! :rofl:

[Rabrrrrrr]

7. That's the only time mine's gotten checked - when it was full of stinky yuck clothing

And I jammed the stinky old unwashed clothing all in and around the breakables I was bringing back from Japan.

I was amazed at how the agents got everything packed back the way I had it, though. For a while, I didn't think they'd really looked at much, but when I finally got home for a true unpacking (I had another three days of running around inside the US before I finally made it home), one of the bottles on the bottom of the suitcase had been wrapped with a TSA paper and put back in the box the bottle was in. So they did indeed sort through the thing.

Amazing.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

9. Maybe smugglers typically try to hide things in the most disgusting places...

thinking nobody would want to check them.

[SPKrazy]

4. They like to do that

I guess

:shrug:

I've had them as well

:hi:

[skygazer]

5. I find I'm getting one almost every time I fly

I wish them luck finding anything interesting in my luggage.

[quakerboy]

6. Interesting

Its been a while since I went through an airport. Since it seems to be so widespread, I will have to remember to leave interesting things in my luggage next time so that whoever is pokeing about gets a laugh of some sort out of the deal.

[Benfea]

8. They should at least buy you dinner first. -NT

[UndertheOcean]

10. Thats normal

a small price to pay for safety.