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The guy obviously made a watch designed to give the TSA conniptions (maybe it's some kind of publicity stunt). Do large paramilitary organizations staffed by id

• lucaspiller 14y ago
  "Nelson said even if McGann truly is innocent and didn't intend to harm anyone, he still thinks that McGann showed "a lack of good judgment" and "was not being very smart" in traveling with the watch."
  • ccozan 14y ago
    This. To me this was a raising brow thing when I read the article. Either is this ingnorance of the current rules, or was a publicity stunt. I know the rules, I follow them, thus never had any issues in airports. But there is a golden rule: if you feel like you are probably going to break a rule ( by carring somethin g strange, for example), do the first step. Always. And it works. Heck, I moved a a few bottles of finest lager from Munich to NY, I went to AA representative and after explained she agreed with me taking them.
• andrewcooke 14y ago
  seeing the watch for the first time, i'm quite surprised that he's been able to travel with it before. in a curious way that actually impressed me - i would have expected something like (my understanding of) the tsa to stop anyone wearing that every time.
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