P3D Airport Security

[XZAF88A@xxxxxxxxxxx ( L S MOOR)]

> I've traveled fairly extensively with a home-made twin rig -- lots 
of wires, 
> a wooden and metal bar, and an electrical switch.  I too was 
worried about 
> security at first, and made sure the cameras were empty and 
available for 
> inspection.  It's never gotten a second glance.  (I think the 
exhibitionist 
> component of my personality was deeply offended.) Now, I don't 
bother 
> emptying the cameras.  Have fun.
> 
> Jim Norman  

-- 
>HOPLOPHOBIA IS A SOCIAL DISEASE

When I was coming home from the NSA convention in Rochester,  my 
family  and I were subjected to severe harassment by the goon squad 
at the Rochester airport.  I was "caught" with $150 in ONE dollar 
bills (wallet too fat you know).  My son was "caught" with a backpack 
full of 6 inch tall plastic wrestlers ('rasslers for those of you in 
Dixie).  We were taken into a room near the security check point and 
interrogated.  When I explained that the ONE dollar bills were for 
waitresses, cab drivers, drink machines and exotic dancers, the goon 
squad remained dubious.  They searched my son's back pack full of 
toys 4 times.  I am glad that Jim has had better luck than I have had 
with airport . I guess that 50 year old balding businessmen always 
look suspicious if you are in Rochester!

Larry Moor
President NSA

P. S. They did not look at my Nikon twin rig - go figure!



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