My wife was forced to drink her own milk we prepared for the baby in few
bottles - she simply did not want to breast feed the baby in front of 300
strangers so she put some in bottles... Then TSA asked her to drink a bit
so then they will believe it is really a milk. I mean, I have never heard
of any chemical analysis device that would tell the components just by
watching someone to drink it... :-)


On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 1:32 AM, David C Brown <dcb.home@gmail.com> wrote:

> Despite all these "security" checks you are allowed, nay encouraged, to
> take large glass bottles of flamable liquids aboard the aeroplane.  The
> damage that can be done with a broken bottle can be observed in most A&E
> departments on a Saturday night.
>
> And can anyone explain how putting my eyedrops in a transparent plastic b=
ag
> reduces them from potential bomb making material?
>
>
>
>
> >
> > I always reckon I could do more damage with one of the serrated plastic
> > knives you get given to eat your meal, or break the neck off a miniatur=
e
> > spirits bottle, and you could create pandemonium when threatening
> someone.
> >
> >
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