

.......am I the only one not seeing the humour in this?

I suspect the TSA folks might not find it too funny either. After all isn't it a crime to joke about security matters in the screening areas? Of course our over reactive security people here in Canada might even try to charge you with kidnapping for the first sticker. They are not known for a sense of humor, or having good judgment either. Remember these are the morons who x-rayed a baby.glendalais wrote:
.......am I the only one not seeing the humour in this?![]()
No kidding. I worked for Northern Telecom years ago in California. Our sister division was in Belleville, Ontario. I flew into Toronto for a visit.delsdad wrote:They are not known for a sense of humor, or having good judgment either. Remember these are the morons who x-rayed a baby.
Maybe they wanted you to fix their phones ?hobie16 wrote: A lady in one of the tiny cubes motioned me over, took my papers and asked the same questions as the first guy. She then asked, "Why are you here?"
I replied, "Where am I?"
She took a staple remover and removed the yellow card and directed me to a stairway. At the top I found baggage claim. The guy I was traveling with saw me and asked, "Where have you been?"
"I don't know." I replied. (Cue the Twilight Zone music.)
After all these years I finally have the answer! :D:delsdad wrote:Maybe they wanted you to fix their phones ?
*shudder*Buggy wrote:Maybe you went to the same place as Chris Griffin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSAHQXMwMnc
And this is why I don't drink milk.Buggy wrote:Maybe you went to the same place as Chris Griffin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSAHQXMwMnc
My Grandfather used to drink his milk with a shot of Rye ! Yuck !darph nader wrote: (I do drink milk btw) ;)