Yeah, don’t do that unless you want a body cavity search. Never, ever, say the word “bomb,” in any context, in a US airport. I suspect other countrys’ airport security are just as paranoid, but I know the US’s are.
That reminded me of an incident from when I was a kid and people without tickets could go past security and hang out or see their loved ones off. The incident wasn’t much, just somebody in the group I was with said “That looks like a bomb,” about something on the X-ray. It was about 3am and security brushed it off as a bunch of stupid bored kids. Would definitely be different these days.
Yeah, don’t do that unless you want a body cavity search. Never, ever, say the word “bomb,” in any context, in a US airport. I suspect other countrys’ airport security are just as paranoid, but I know the US’s are.
I have reasons to believe the depicted woman does want a body cavity search…
I think the IRL searches are much less pleasant than you might expect. There are no safe words.
I suppose she could be a hardcore masochist :shrug:
That is Reze who is very much not a IRL person. Won’t say anymore because spoilers but you can just Google Reze CSM if you want to know.
CSM is a very, very worrying series of capitalized letters to read, not knowing their origin.
It stands for “ChainSaw Man”, which is not related to the similar acronym with an “A” in it.
Not just a search, but a rigorous exploration
Not just a rigorous exploration, but a full-blown expedition
If that is the case, I think she needs to get herself a roommate instead of doing this with strangers at the airport
idk, this looks like part of the standard roommate interview process to me
That reminded me of an incident from when I was a kid and people without tickets could go past security and hang out or see their loved ones off. The incident wasn’t much, just somebody in the group I was with said “That looks like a bomb,” about something on the X-ray. It was about 3am and security brushed it off as a bunch of stupid bored kids. Would definitely be different these days.