Thank God RE:Liquid on planes

[bardy]

I just got this email from Delta:

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You have an upcoming flight with us, so we'd like to update you on recent changes to airport security guidelines.

Effective September 26, the Transportation Security Administration has adjusted its ban on liquids, aerosols and gels.

You may now carry on travel-size toiletries (three ounces or less) in one-quart, plastic, zip-top bags. These bags must be removed from carry-on luggage and screened separately at security checkpoints.
After clearing security, beverages and other items purchased in the secure boarding area such as duty-free items may be brought onboard.
In addition, the following substances in amounts exceeding three ounces must be declared at checkpoints for additional screening:

Baby formula
Liquid medications
Diabetic glucose treatments
Also, please review the current guidelines for packing checked baggage. And remember to label your luggage — inside and out — with your current contact information.

Visit delta.com/travelupdates for the latest information on Delta flights. And thank you for your cooperation and patience!

© 2006 Delta Air Lines, Inc
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thank god, although the whole screening separately thing is going to blow. ugh.

yeah so everywhere you go is going to have a walmizzle. if i ever forget anything, that calms me down. my mom always stressed out so bad when we took trips anywhere and my dad goes "hey. they'll have a walmart when we get there. we're not traveling to (some foreign place with no walmart)"
i sometimes leave shampoo at places like my mommas house and the boys house because if i use pantene for too long my hair gets tangly/breaky.

but why would you have to check in your diabetic supplies! i wonder if they let you carryon a syringe to inject yourself if you're on long flights.

[ammy]

NO MORE THAN THREE OZ OF SHAAAAAMPPOO!!!!! SUDZ ON A PLANEE!!!

[bardy]

well when you are going places where you wont have a car readily available driving to walmart is pretty annoying.


and also its retarded that you cant take drinks from the terminal into the plane.


although it is still annoying that I can't take my huge bottle of contact solution onto the plane so I can take my contacts out and actually be able to sleep.

you can buy a bunch of small plastic bottles to put it in can'tyou?
you could just pour it straight into the ziploc haha! that would be hilarious!

[bardy]

yeah I should really remember to do that. It's one of those things I don't remember until I'm packing at midnight the night before.

it just seems funny to me picturing someone buying like 34 of those and putting all the liquids they wanted to take in the smallest bottle size

[Travis Meeks]

Oh my GOD!!!! I can totally see that!!!!!!!!!!

hey bardy, anything else happen today? get gas or anything?

[sppunk]

Originally Posted by bardy

well when you are going places where you wont have a car readily available driving to walmart is pretty annoying.


and also its retarded that you cant take drinks from the terminal into the plane.


it was also annoying that I couldn't take my huge bottle of contact solution onto the plane so I could take my contacts out and actually be able to sleep.

You can take drinks from the terminal.

And instead of taking your huge bottle, buy the travel size versions which are OK by TSA.

[Travis Meeks]

if bardy can't bring her own shampoo, the terrorists win

[bardy]

sppunk you are missing the "thank god" in reference to this email

[Mia Figaro]

Originally Posted by Jai Guru Deva

if bardy can't bring her own shampoo, the terrorists win

lol

[ohnoitsbonnie]

what shampoo and conditioner you use, brades

[sppunk]

Originally Posted by bardy

sppunk you are missing the "thank god" in reference to this email

No, I was going off your other post that says:

Originally Posted by bardy

and also its retarded that you cant take drinks from the terminal into the plane.

[phaedrus]

can we make this a political thread so it gets moved to another forum.

[RopeyLopey]

Originally Posted by bardy

it was also annoying that I couldn't take my huge bottle of contact solution onto the plane so I could take my contacts out and actually be able to sleep.

sometimes I wish I had your problems bardy.

[Luke de Spa]

yes. thank god

i'll admit that in the past i've been skeptical about the existence of a divine creator but i have to say this really tips the scales in his favour. praise

[bardy]

Originally Posted by sppunk

No, I was going off your other post that says:

I was complaining about what the rules were before

[BlueStar]

But if I bring 4 3oz. bottles of shampoo? Is that ok?

[bardy]

I guess so

[Luke de Spa]

the last three times i've been on a plane i've walked on with a pocketknife. it's part of a keyring i received as a gift and i'd never really thought about it in the past; i've only used it to open bottles of beer. i only remembered about the knife after a security guard told me to wait a moment when i was going through the security entrance at the beehive (main building of executive branch of nz government) a few days ago. but he only wanted to know if i knew where i was going (it was late) and gave me back my keys/wallet/phone without a second thought

[Orenthal James]

you would make the perfect terrorist.

[Luke de Spa]

yeah. nobody suspects the guy in the chocolate-smeared walrus costume

[BlueStar]

Originally Posted by Luke de Spa

the last three times i've been on a plane i've walked on with a pocketknife. it's part of a keyring i received as a gift and i'd never really thought about it in the past

I have a can of mace of my keychain. I didn't even think about it until they took my carryon to send it through the scanner a second time. But, no, everything was fine. I flew from DC to NYC and back without any security people saying anything about it.

[Luke de Spa]

further proof that the whole thing is a complete farce

[phaedrus]

Originally Posted by Luke de Spa

further proof that the whole thing is a complete farce

the term is security theater

[Luke de Spa]

i'll tell you what, it's financed by the knife & aerosol industries. and now the toiletries companies are muscling in on the act