Re: [Harp-L] traveling with instruments

["hazcon" <hazcon@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I've sometimes thought ,as i 've played 'spot the terrorist' on a plane 
journey what a great replacement for a box cutter a harmonica coverplate 
could be.Even without any prep at all some of them are like razorblades.It 
wouldn't take much ingenuity to have a cover swing out on a one end holding 
bolt and viola a 10" slasher with a wooden handle.Or plastic....does comb 
material affect the ..oh never mind.

Don't get me onto all those whiskey bottles sitting just above our heads..as 
in hand over your nail clippers but " of course Sir you may take 2litres of 
highly flammable liquid packed in a deadly weapon onto the plane"
Really you just have laugh at the madness of it all...
Rick
in NZ



> I accept that any TSA employee who sees that shoulder bag on an X-ray 
> monitor is going to want to look inside it.  If my job was security, I 
> sure would.
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