What was the strangest item you saw-- - Page 2

TAPPY · 04-27-2005

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Originally Posted by Big Kahuna

I think it was a lefty

BK you are one funny gal !!!!

**Jesus** · 04-27-2005

It's weird that you can not bring matches in your checked luggage but can carry them on the clothes you are wearing, I would (if ever) consider a bigger risk the matches on the hands of "terrorists" than a package in the belly of the plane.

04-27-2005

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Originally Posted by Big Kahuna

One of my girlfriends put her "toy" in her carry on just in case the check in got lost. They searched her bag, placed it up on the counter and it just kinda leaned to one side. ILMAO. I think it was a lefty

I told her if she would just stick with Rosie and the five sisters no one would have been the wiser. Geeze! That's what I did and no one noticed my toy.

That is hilarious...wow, that is the reason I read these forums-thanks for the laugh!

Jdmoon1 · 04-28-2005

I knew that question would uncover some strange happenings.
One yr a woman was bringing home 3 styrofoam chests with fish they had caught.
As luggage came down the chest got slammed with heavy bags and fish was all over.
She was not a happy camper.

playabum17 · 04-28-2005

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Originally Posted by Jdmoon1

I knew that question would uncover some strange happenings.
One yr a woman was bringing home 3 styrofoam chests with fish they had caught.
As luggage came down the chest got slammed with heavy bags and fish was all over.
She was not a happy camper.

If I was one of the other passengers, I wouldn't have been happy. Like most people, my suitcase is soft-sided, can you imagine the fish smell on everything?

**Jesus** · 04-28-2005

Ok, back on topic. One day I saw at Mexico airport's security check a bow and arrows confiscated from a passenger. Those were the souvenirs of his Chiapas trip, so they were not exactly functional but even then, Who would think of carrying those on board after 9/11?

04-28-2005

One of the Jamaican guys that works at my orchard took a 500c.c. Honda engine apart,left the block and packed the rest in a small gym bag.I went to pick it up and I swear it weighed at least 100 pounds!He was on a charter flight and said it was "NO PROBLEM"

04-27-2005	#17 (permalink)
Jesus Nutty Peep Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Mexico City, Mexico Posts: 4,883	It's weird that you can not bring matches in your checked luggage but can carry them on the clothes you are wearing, I would (if ever) consider a bigger risk the matches on the hands of "terrorists" than a package in the belly of the plane.

04-28-2005	#19 (permalink)
Jdmoon1 ruined Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: NY Posts: 95	I knew that question would uncover some strange happenings. One yr a woman was bringing home 3 styrofoam chests with fish they had caught. As luggage came down the chest got slammed with heavy bags and fish was all over. She was not a happy camper.

04-28-2005	#21 (permalink)
Jesus Nutty Peep Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Mexico City, Mexico Posts: 4,883	Ok, back on topic. One day I saw at Mexico airport's security check a bow and arrows confiscated from a passenger. Those were the souvenirs of his Chiapas trip, so they were not exactly functional but even then, Who would think of carrying those on board after 9/11?

04-28-2005	#22 (permalink)
fruitfly Guest Posts: n/a	One of the Jamaican guys that works at my orchard took a 500c.c. Honda engine apart,left the block and packed the rest in a small gym bag.I went to pick it up and I swear it weighed at least 100 pounds!He was on a charter flight and said it was "NO PROBLEM"

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