I was reading a story about the Transportation Security Administration's ongoing controversy about the body scanners, the pat-downs, etc. on Yahoo and in the comments section, I found this gem. The person who posted it uses the handle "Patrick."
TSA is looking for a new slogan:
1. Can't see London, can't see France, unless we see your underpants.
2. Grope discounts available.
3. If we did our job any better, we'd have to buy you dinner first.
4. Only we know if Lady Gaga is really a lady.
5. Don't worry; my hands are still warm from the last guy.
6. Throw a few back at the airport Chili's and you won't even notice.
7. Wanna fly? Drop yours.
8. We've handled more balls than Barney Frank
9. We are now free to move about your pants.
10. We rub you the wrong way, so you can be on your way.
11. It's not a grope. It's a freedom pat.
12. When in doubt, we make you whip it out.
13. TSA: Touchin', Squeezin', Arrestin'
14. You were a virgin.
15. We handle more packages than the United States Postal Service.
16. The TSA isn't silly; they just want to inspect your willy.
17. Stroke of the hand, now the law of the land.
18. No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem.
19. Let your fingers do the Walking.
20. Cough.
21. Reach out and touch someone.
22. Can you feel me now?
23. When we're done with you, you'll need a cigarette.
Here's Patrick's Yahoo profile:
http://pulse.yahoo.com/_HV6JJSGCZNRVW4IPZJV7JKUCSA
I figured despite the controversial nature of the subject, we can all use a laugh.
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20 hours ago
Prolly not a good idea to be posting someone's yahoo profile to a blog site without their permission.
ReplyDeleteThe profile was with his post--and every other Yahoo post he makes, since his username links directly to it.
ReplyDeleteI want to give credit where credit is due rather than plagiarize, the same as I do with the bloggers I know.
I'll remove it if he doesn't want it posted here, but I don't see how it could cause any problems being posted here that it wouldn't cause being posted with the original comments.