It would appear national opt out day was a bomb.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa … tml?r=news
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa … tml?r=news
Xbone Stormsurgezz
Accept fate and proceed through body scanner | 22% | 22% - 12 | ||||
Opt out for pat down | 26% | 26% - 14 | ||||
Express discontent and proceed through scanner | 5% | 5% - 3 | ||||
Opt out for pat down after making self hard. | 22% | 22% - 12 | ||||
Leave the airport sans screening, take ship down under | 5% | 5% - 3 | ||||
Other | 5% | 5% - 3 | ||||
FU Brinson | 11% | 11% - 6 | ||||
Total: 53 |
HeyooooohhhKmar wrote:
It would appear national opt out day was a bomb.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa … tml?r=news
No, not really.Turquoise wrote:
Well, cancer is really one of the lesser worries about scanners. Tanning booths are much more likely to give you cancer than one of these scanners -- even if you're a frequent flyer.cpt.fass1 wrote:
It's useless, it's not going to save any lives. For frequent flyers it will actually give them a higher risk of cancer.Bertster7 wrote:
There's even evidence to suggest that cell phones pose a greater risk for cancer than these scanners.
If you want the bullet points, they’re not too hard to remember:
1) People fret when they hear the word radiation, but there are lots of kinds of radiation, most of which is harmless.
2) One type of radiation is plain ol’ light. Radio waves are radiation. Microwaves are radiation. These types of radiation are essentially harmless.
3) The type of radiation cell phones emit is on the borderline between radio and microwave light.
4) Not only is the type of radiation from cell phones harmless, the amount of it is too small to hurt us. Regulations set the power of cell phones far, far lower than levels known to be even borderline noticeable.
5) There have been many careful studies looking at any connection between cell phones and health risks. None has been found. Note: this means direct risk, not things like phoning while driving, while using a buzz saw, while running from zombies, and so on.
6) Cell phone use has exploded worldwide, with hundreds of millions of users. Yet the rate of brain cancer detection has been steady for years. If there were even a tiny connection, we’d see a dramatic increase in brain disease. We don’t.
7) Therefore, cell phones don’t cause cancer or brain damage.
most people with jobs, lives, kids etc. ( not C.L.A.M.S. ) dont have alot of time for protests.Kmar wrote:
It would appear national opt out day was a bomb.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa … tml?r=news
More like most people just want to get where they are going. Those jokers walking around wearing their three cornered hats are far from normal. .. far from the majority of americans.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
most people with jobs, lives, kids etc. ( not C.L.A.M.S. ) dont have alot of time for protests.Kmar wrote:
It would appear national opt out day was a bomb.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa … tml?r=news
Thats why the TEA Parties were a wake up call.
I was thinking " journey "Turquoise wrote:
The "Touchin' Squeezin' Arrestin'" one sounds like it could be the title of an Elvis-style song. lol
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
I actually had a Hernia and the Dr's Eyes popped out of his head when I coughed, it was liked he cupped 385657578 sets of balls and finally found a Hernia. He was like " Wow ~ you have a hernia ! "Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
LOL... I forgot about that one....Hunter/Jumper wrote:
I was thinking " journey "Turquoise wrote:
The "Touchin' Squeezin' Arrestin'" one sounds like it could be the title of an Elvis-style song. lol
You never had one or you wouldn't be jokin about it. lol Burns till your eyes water !KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
So this isn't that far from the truth, eh? j/kHunter/Jumper wrote:
You never had one or you wouldn't be jokin about it. lol Burns till your eyes water !KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
Yea, they would. It matters not what the nurse at the walk in clinic makes. If your grabin my balls your grabin my balls.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
Is she hot?Kmar wrote:
Yea, they would. It matters not what the nurse at the walk in clinic makes. If your grabin my balls your grabin my balls.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
Which brings up another point. Are these guys washing their hands and changing their gloves between rubdowns? If not, I'd say thats breaking basic hygienic/sanitary practice (and probably against the law).KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
"Licensed Physician"Kmar wrote:
Yea, they would. It matters not what the nurse at the walk in clinic makes. If your grabin my balls your grabin my balls.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I don't think many people would be opposed if there was a licensed physician groping them as opposed to a $10/hour TSA agent. Maybe they could even bundle a free prostrate exam in there!Kmar wrote:
I went through more just to play soccer in high school. Turn/cough.
The Larry Craig Security Agency -- Since 2007, we've touched more balls than Cal Ripken. Be sure to visit our "head" office in Minneapolis.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
@Brinson: You don't have to strip naked for the pat downs. Methinks you're going to the wrong line!
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