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Duke41
03-14-2012, 10:35 AM
I understand the the TSA is getting thrown out of Orlando Int'l.

I had one of these guys grab my crotch at Providence because I didn't take my belt off. He would not let me remove it and go back threw the scanner. I felt like I was being punished. It is ridiculous to have to have your gentiala groped by some dude with a boner.

thefishingfreak
03-14-2012, 10:38 AM
Then take a bus

RIROCKHOUND
03-14-2012, 10:41 AM
I understand the the TSA is getting thrown out of Orlando Int'l.

I had one of these guys grab my crotch at Providence because I didn't take my belt off. He would not let me remove it and go back threw the scanner. I felt like I was being punished. It is ridiculous to have to have your gentiala groped by some dude with a boner.

Why did you have a boner?

fishbones
03-14-2012, 10:53 AM
I bet if Spence knew this, he'd always wear his belt through security at TF Green.

The dude in the St. Patty's Day outfit looks like he might be dead. I wonder if it's a Weekend at Bernie's thing going on there.

spence
03-14-2012, 10:57 AM
I bet if Spence knew this, he'd always wear his belt through security at TF Green.
Knock on wood (pun intended) but I've never had the full treatment and I fly quite a bit...

-spence

PRBuzz
03-14-2012, 10:58 AM
I hate that they use same sex TSA screeners! I much prefer getting groped by a female.:devil2: Now that deserves getting wood!:love:

PaulS
03-14-2012, 11:32 AM
Flew the last 2 weeks. I've never had a problem.

One guy did touch my wrist but I think that is b/c I'm cute.

JohnnyD
03-14-2012, 11:44 AM
I've only had the full-menu once. I considered it my pre-flight rub and tug, but also stored a nice surprise.

When the TSA molestation started, I decided to make it a point to try and hold in as much gas as possible on the way to the airport and before going through security. If they are going to tickle my taint, then I'm going to tickle their nose.

Duke41
03-14-2012, 12:20 PM
The guy looked like your mom

RIROCKHOUND
03-14-2012, 12:22 PM
I've only had the full-menu once. I considered it my pre-flight rub and tug, but also stored a nice surprise.

When the TSA molestation started, I decided to make it a point to try and hold in as much gas as possible on the way to the airport and before going through security. If they are going to tickle my taint, then I'm going to tickle their nose.

Sorry man, to me that's a total immature, #^&#^&#^&#^& move.
I doubt most of these guys enjoy that part of the job.

The Dad Fisherman
03-14-2012, 12:23 PM
Do they at least take you out to dinner 1st?

Saltheart
03-14-2012, 12:29 PM
I prefer to be safe. Even if you get the pat down (including the crotch) , its over in 2 seconds and forgotten in 2 more seconds. I say who cares. Its better than having a guy with a gun pop up in the seat next to you.

The Dad Fisherman
03-14-2012, 12:33 PM
I'm of the mindset that the only thing I ask of the airlines is a safe landing...:hee:

JohnnyD
03-14-2012, 12:41 PM
Sorry man, to me that's a total immature, #^&#^&#^&#^& move.
I doubt most of these guys enjoy that part of the job.
If my job suddenly required me to molest people, I'd quit.

RIROCKHOUND
03-14-2012, 12:46 PM
If my job suddenly required me to molest people, I'd quit.

In this economy, say with a wife and kids? Unless you had something else lined up, I doubt it.
You'd suck it up and do it.

JohnnyD
03-14-2012, 12:47 PM
I prefer to be safe. Even if you get the pat down (including the crotch) , its over in 2 seconds and forgotten in 2 more seconds. I say who cares. Its better than having a guy with a gun pop up in the seat next to you.
On my last flight out of Boston we were informed that we'd be asked security questions regarding our travel arrangements, who we are traveling with, why we are traveling... oh and my flight home last week included random swabs, screenings and bag checks at the gate.

So not only do they molest you, now there's a required interrogation before making it to your molestation or shot of radiation. Where's the line? At what point do we say enough is enough?

Duke41
03-14-2012, 12:54 PM
It is out of control. I am sick of the constant attacks on my basic human rights. Do I really need a guy grabbing my #^&#^&#^&#^& to make sure the flight is safe. ...really. Or going thru my bags and deassembling my CPAP machine and testing it and swabing it. Or having to take my shoes off or get fricking xrayed. Or asked security questions. Where am i going. No of your #^&#^&#^&#^&ing business #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&.

I mean REALLYW T F

JohnnyD
03-14-2012, 01:05 PM
It is out of control. I am sick of the constant attacks on my basic human rights. Do I really need a guy grabbing my #^&#^&#^&#^& to make sure the flight is safe. ...really. Or going thru my bags and deassembling my CPAP machine and testing it and swabing it. Or having to take my shoes off or get fricking xrayed. Or asked security questions. Where am i going. No of your #^&#^&#^&#^&ing business #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&.

I mean REALLYW T F
How about the woman that was forced to pump breast milk at a sink in the airport bathroom because the TSA agent wanted her to prove it was real?
TSA forces woman to pump breast milk into bottles before boarding (http://digitaljournal.com/article/320524)

And for all of those that yell "take a bus if you don't like it", exactly what other options does a mother in Hawaii have?

PaulS
03-14-2012, 03:08 PM
How about the woman that was forced to pump breast milk at a sink in the airport bathroom because the TSA agent wanted her to prove it was real?


I was once at a stag party sitting in the front row for the show and got squirted. Wasn't looking and at first thought it was someone throwing some beer at me. I nearly pucked.

basswipe
03-14-2012, 04:08 PM
When's enough an enough!Its molestation!Its criminal!.......blah,blah,blah.

How inconvenient your nuts got touched so that planes don't fly into buildings and bombs don't blow up the plane.Cry me a #^&#^&#^&#^&ing river.

After the events of the last month I would think anybody flying would appreciate the security but I guess not.The next attack WILL come and you better damn well believe it.These people have god on their side and they have no issues killing YOU.

Stop whining and deal with it.

Duke41
03-14-2012, 04:17 PM
Basswipe.. I don't think so. Its this fear mongering bull#^&#^&#^&#^& has to stop. It has gone to far. Whats next a camera in every home, a computer chip implanted at birth. It has gone way to far.

JohnnyD
03-14-2012, 04:39 PM
When's enough an enough!Its molestation!Its criminal!.......blah,blah,blah.

How inconvenient your nuts got touched so that planes don't fly into buildings and bombs don't blow up the plane.Cry me a #^&#^&#^&#^&ing river.

After the events of the last month I would think anybody flying would appreciate the security but I guess not.The next attack WILL come and you better damn well believe it.These people have god on their side and they have no issues killing YOU.

Stop whining and deal with it.
Ahh yes. A mindset of the sheeple. I see the government's fear-inducing propaganda has convinced you.
You may accept blatant infringement of individual rights, but I certainly never will. I bet you're also okay with the governments warrant-less wiretaps and indefinite detention of Americans because you know "that's what the government needs to do to protect us." You'll do well as a future complacent lemming.

spence
03-14-2012, 04:44 PM
These people think they have god on their side and they have no issues killing YOU.

Fixed.

I fly at least every other week and have never had an issue with TSA in dozens of airports.

Yes, fitting all my hair and skin care products into a 1 quart bag isn't easy, but I can manage.
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Sea Dangles
03-15-2012, 07:05 AM
If a dude has to backhand my ballsack in order to keep some buildings upright or protect the Pentagon from another attack then I feel it is the least I can do. I remember people leaping from the twin towers and feel secure because we are now doing something to prevent another attack. To whine about it is a bitch move but any joke about cutting the cheese still gets a laugh out of me.

RIROCKHOUND
03-15-2012, 07:11 AM
Ahh yes. A mindset of the sheeple. I see the government's fear-inducing propaganda has convinced you.
You may accept blatant infringement of individual rights, but I certainly never will. I bet you're also okay with the governments warrant-less wiretaps and indefinite detention of Americans because you know "that's what the government needs to do to protect us." You'll do well as a future complacent lemming.

Yup. You nailed it. No ability to think for ourselves here....

FishermanTim
03-16-2012, 10:47 AM
I wouldn't be too concerned if there was information supplied that would indicate how many "attacks" were thwarted by these pat-downs.
Think of it as testing a new computer program: most people will test to see that the system works the way it should, not to see if it will won't. Maybe if the TSA sent in a few "test" subjects to really put the system to the test, and publish their results, then maybe we could justify our faith in the syytem or lack of faith.

Telling us it's all for the safety of the public without proof that it actually works is something like PSA about flying (kind of like those Cold War era "duck & cover" PSA's about nuclear bomb safety).

I need cold hard facts and figures, not hysteria and hype!

likwid
03-16-2012, 10:51 AM
A man complaining about a rub & tug for freedom?

Terrorist.

fishbones
03-16-2012, 11:10 AM
You guys who are bitching about it are a bunch of homophobes. Don't fly if you're afraid you'll get a chubby when a guy touches your junk.

Rockport24
03-16-2012, 12:18 PM
this thread is classic!

Duke41
03-16-2012, 12:30 PM
You guys who are bitching about it are a bunch of homophobes. Don't fly if you're afraid you'll get a chubby when a guy touches your junk.

I am not a homophobe, I am a lack of freedom and privacy phobe.
The whole thing, the Patriot Act, the TSA is all over the top bull#^&#^&#^&#^&, more ready, fire, aim, left over from the failed Busch Admin. And I am a Republican and will vote for Romney.

spence
03-16-2012, 05:42 PM
I am not a homophobe, I am a lack of freedom and privacy phobe.
The whole thing, the Patriot Act, the TSA is all over the top bull#^&#^&#^&#^&, more ready, fire, aim, left over from the failed Busch Admin. And I am a Republican and will vote for Romney.
It sounds like you probably like the gentle tickle of Sam's fingers as they brush the twig and berries.
Yet, you don't like that you like it.

This certainly isn't homophobia, just a little awkward curiosity is all.

Hey, we've all been there. Don't think that Nebe blowing on a big steel pipe hasn't raised the hair on my arms a few times.

-spence

Duke41
03-17-2012, 07:33 AM
[QUOTE=spence;927534]It sounds like you probably like the gentle tickle of Sam's fingers as they brush the twig and berries.
Yet, you don't like that you like it.


Now those are the words of a homophobe.

:jump1:

piemma
03-18-2012, 08:21 AM
Fixed.

I fly at least every other week and have never had an issue with TSA in dozens of airports.

Yes, fitting all my hair and skin care products into a 1 quart bag isn't easy, but I can manage.
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...and I fly every week. In fact, wheels up at 6:15 AM tomorrow to San Fran for a week. So you got groped. Big friggin' deal. Suck it up and deal with it. It is here to stay. As the freak said. if you don't like it, "take a bus".
I did just under 200,000 miles in the air last year and all in the continental 48. I have seen it all with TSA. Some of them are ego maniacs because they have a badge. The vast majority of them are just trying to do their job. I really don't have a problem with them.

Duke41
03-18-2012, 09:31 AM
Piemma that is Bull#^&#^&#^&#^&. My point we should not give in to this. All the suck it up and take a bus , train etc.. is just giving in to this striping of our rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. The feds at this point are locking up American citizens at Guantamino Bay with out charges or legal rep, the are now programs that cruise sites like facebook looking for clues that a person may have cheated on their taxes now used by the IRS. There are cameras everywhere, they have been illegal phone taps by the FBI. The government is running wild all over our rights. This is our county and yet we have no say as to what happens. This war is not against Iraq or Afghanistan is against American citizens.

Duke41
03-18-2012, 09:35 AM
This agency is just a jobs program for the unemployable. There have been 70 reported security breaches in the last 14 months. After sixty billion dollars they can't cite one success, fail 70% of security tests and allow 60% of the freight in the hold to go unchecked.

Add to that 62 TSA screeners arrested in 2011 for serious crime, including rape and murder and six more in 2012. Last year, eleven TSA screeners were charged with sex crimes involving children.

TSA Propaganda – TSA is needed because the private screeners failed to stop the 9/11 attacks.
Fact – The FBI and NSA were tipped off in advance about the 9/11 hijackers but refused to share information with each other and did not alert the airlines or private screening firms.

TSA Propaganda - There hasn’t been a terrorist attack since 2001 proving that the TSA procedures are necessary.
Fact - There were no attacks between 2001 and 2010 without groping and scanning passengers.

TSA Propaganda - These procedures are necessary to prevent another underwear bomber.
Fact – Omar Farouk was intercepted trying to board a US bound flight in Amsterdam, not by TSA. A bomber could just as easily board a flight to LAX in Tijuana.

TSA Propaganda – The TSA screeners are just doing their jobs.
Fact – So were the guards at Auschwitz.

TSA can’t prevent crime within their ranks, but we’re supposed to trust this agency with airport security. We can't do any worse with private firms and at least won't waste $8 billion every year on a bloated Federal agency.

piemma
03-18-2012, 09:41 AM
Ok Duke. Suppose I say I agree with everything you said. WHAT THE HELL ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?
TSA isn't going away. It's not going to be privatized. It may not stop one terrorist from boarding a plane with a bomb, or a box cutter or a loaded sneaker but it is here to stay and I have to put up with it every week so I accept it as part of my job.
Now you tell me what we can do to mitigate this situation.:huh:

Finaddict
03-18-2012, 10:21 AM
Paul - I don't fly as nearly as much as you do, but once this year is over I will have a few months total on the road ... I typically check my bag so I don't have to deal with carrying so much stuff ... always have my briefcase/satchel ... but for the TSA, I usually find them pretty decent ... and surprised that the alarms have not sounded with all the pins/plate, etc. that are now residing in my left leg from my accident last year ... just try to be prepared in advance and it goes much more smoothly.

piemma
03-18-2012, 12:54 PM
Paul - I don't fly as nearly as much as you do, but once this year is over I will have a few months total on the road ... I typically check my bag so I don't have to deal with carrying so much stuff ... always have my briefcase/satchel ... but for the TSA, I usually find them pretty decent ... and surprised that the alarms have not sounded with all the pins/plate, etc. that are now residing in my left leg from my accident last year ... just try to be prepared in advance and it goes much more smoothly.

And that's the secret. Be prepared. I wear loafers, I always take my belt off and billfold, money, passport, boarding pass everything goes in my briefcase. I just figure they have a job to do and I have to live with it so let's make it as easy for everyone as possible.

Funny stuff about all the pins and plates!!!

I had open heart surgery in 03 and 6 months later I was going through the magnetometer in O'Hare and it went off. The TSA guy kept wanding me and finally made me go in a room and take off my shirt. When he saw the scar that went from my throat to my bellybutton, he felt really bad.:smash::smash:

Raven
03-18-2012, 12:56 PM
the problem is.......it's a much HIGHER probability
that some sort of explosive device will be smuggled
in luggage than on an individuals body
...and the luggage isn't screened
as well as the individuals flying.

As far as i'm concerned....if their security is so crappy that they don't know
my profile long before i even set foot in an airport than their security is meaningless.

i no longer fly... is it a rush? absolutely! will i subject myself to their bull$hit
no freakin way...! besides one Q tip swab is all that is required to search a person
and beyond that ,,,, it is PURE insanity

Sea Dangles
03-18-2012, 07:54 PM
Duke, if you want to compare Auschwitz anything with the TSA you need a serious reality check. This program is there for security reasons, there shouldn't have to be another attack or life lost for them to try and improve our chance of a safe trip. Your position is without merit and a fools errand.How old are you to be spouting this gibberish?

JohnnyD
03-19-2012, 07:28 AM
Ok Duke. Suppose I say I agree with everything you said. WHAT THE HELL ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?
TSA isn't going away. It's not going to be privatized. It may not stop one terrorist from boarding a plane with a bomb, or a box cutter or a loaded sneaker but it is here to stay and I have to put up with it every week so I accept it as part of my job.
Now you tell me what we can do to mitigate this situation.:huh:
If you don't like it, you can either roll over and accept that blatant invasion of privacy and the continual destruction of the Constitution in the name of "security."

Some people just lay down and take these assaults as "a necessary evil" yet it's been proven time and time again that the TSA is ineffective. Seen the recent videos that show how easy our required shot of radiation is to fool?
TSA body scanners proven ineffective by citizen journalist The Right Scoop - (http://www.therightscoop.com/tsa-body-scanners-proven-ineffective-by-citizen-journalist/)

It'd be much easier for a terrorist to hide items in areas in their body other than down under their balls. Would you people tell everyone to "suck it up" if boarding a plane required random "cavity screenings"?

Sea Dangles
03-19-2012, 08:27 AM
Nowhere in the Constitution does it say you have a right to fly. It does grant you the right to bear arms,using your flawed logic this would enable all passengers to board a plane unchecked and carrying a concealed weapon...brilliant.
Save your pennies and buy a private jet,otherwise save your breath for something more constructive.

Duke41
03-19-2012, 09:55 AM
Alright lemmings. Lets see what hoops we have to jump through next. I for one am ready for another Tea Party..not a tea bag party.

PaulS
03-19-2012, 10:03 AM
Flying to chicago tom. and then San Antonio. I bet I have no problems and my boys will be untouched.

spence
03-19-2012, 11:05 AM
If you don't like it, you can either roll over and accept that blatant invasion of privacy and the continual destruction of the Constitution in the name of "security."

Some people just lay down and take these assaults as "a necessary evil" yet it's been proven time and time again that the TSA is ineffective.
Back to Dangles point, you don't have the right to fly.

I think the TSA is a lot more effective that you're giving them credit for. The very presence of security alone will inhibit a lot of threats. The liquid rule, shoe rule and pat downs while appearing silly are actually probably going slow down a lot of potential attacks as the bad guys are forced to spend more time and resources planning than executing.

Some argue we should move towards a behavioral profiling system like Israel uses...but I'm not sure that would scale to size the American air system.

If they did I could just see some of you guys asking why it's any of their right to know where you were going :devil2:

-spence

JohnnyD
03-19-2012, 01:36 PM
Some argue we should move towards a behavioral profiling system like Israel uses...but I'm not sure that would scale to size the American air system.

If they did I could just see some of you guys asking why it's any of their right to know where you were going :devil2:

-spence
This has already started. You must've missed my comment about the required interrogation at Logan before getting to the security gate. Like I said above, it's only a matter of time before we're randomly required to squat down and spread our cheeks.

fishbones
03-19-2012, 01:51 PM
This has already started. You must've missed my comment about the required interrogation at Logan before getting to the security gate. Like I said above, it's only a matter of time before we're randomly required to squat down and spread our cheeks.

They interrogated you because you look shady. Most of us have no problems getting through security.:uhuh:

MarshCappa
03-19-2012, 02:34 PM
I'm of the mindset that the only thing I ask of the airlines is a safe landing...:hee:

Isn't that the same as a "Happy Ending"?

JohnnyD
03-19-2012, 02:51 PM
They interrogated you because you look shady. Most of us have no problems getting through security.:uhuh:
I've only been further inspected a couple times, one of which included the full rub and tug treatment due to what they called a "false positive" during my shot of radiation. I don't think a young, clean-cut white guy dressed business casual is high up on their "suspicious looking" list.

Just because I'm not the one getting my butt crack fingered before every flight doesn't mean watching the complete, unnecessary erosion of civil liberties around me is any less disgusting - especially when the invasive processes have been demonstrated to be ineffective.

Sea Dangles
03-19-2012, 03:58 PM
What civil liberty are you talking about?

fishbones
03-19-2012, 04:30 PM
What civil liberty are you talking about?

He's quite the alarmist, huh? Civil liberties being eroded? Maybe he's upset that they haven't taken him in the private room for the fingering of the butt crack.
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Swimmer
03-19-2012, 07:24 PM
One of the guys I worked with for thirty years checked every crotch. It pained me to see it until he found one POS hiding a loaded .32 pistol up his a s s.

Piscator
03-19-2012, 07:40 PM
I travel a lot and never really have any issues and no nut grabbing (I’m sure most of those guys hate doing it anyway). Only problem I ever had was when a TSA guy in Orlando dropped my laptop during a swab test. Thing was toast and I lost the hard drive and all my work stuff. Honest mistake and not intentional.

Duke41
03-20-2012, 09:00 AM
3-Year-Old Boy In Wheelchair Harassed By TSA Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! (http://www.infowars.com/3-year-old-boy-in-wheelchair-harassed-by-tsa/)


It supposed this is neccsary to ensure the safety and freedom of America.

RIJIMMY
03-20-2012, 12:29 PM
I'm of the mindset that the only thing I ask of the airlines is a safe landing...:hee:

im with you

RIROCKHOUND
03-20-2012, 12:39 PM
im with you

Me too..

there's a reason I'm a captain, not a pilot... I can swim, not fly...

Sea Dangles
03-20-2012, 06:56 PM
3-Year-Old Boy In Wheelchair Harassed By TSA Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! (http://www.infowars.com/3-year-old-boy-in-wheelchair-harassed-by-tsa/)


It supposed this is neccsary to ensure the safety and freedom of America.

Duke, do you think they did this because they enjoy it? They want to harrass a disabled child.....

piemma
03-20-2012, 07:00 PM
So I just got to SFO after 2 days of USAirways &^&%^$% ups. I went thru 4 TSA checks. No problems. Dress like you should be there and they pretty much leave you alone.

Sea Dangles
03-28-2012, 09:02 PM
The new millimeter wave machines in the screening areas are certainly reducing the amount of patdowns. A real shame because with the new hip I was getting a lot of backhand. What happens when you get measured for a suit or tux and pop a rod?Does that make me gay?

piemma
03-29-2012, 02:57 AM
Na Chris, I think you just really like your new suit.:rotf2:

fishbones
03-29-2012, 08:40 AM
What happens when you get measured for a suit or tux and pop a rod?Does that make me gay?

Spence get wood when he buys a new suit, new shoes or a new pocketbook.