THIS JUST IN!!

[krichardson]

Lots of knife talk so here is some related news..TSA'S will now allow travelers to come aboard airplanes with small pocket knives.The blade must not exceed two inches.


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[rwellbaum]

can we have finger nail clippers yet?

 

[petspoiler]

once, my husband forgot about his and had to throw a good one away. you know darn well those guys take home all the bounty from forgetful people.

 

[MaddMaxx]

Its about time. No one is going to let another terrorist hijack a plane with a boxcutter again after 9-11... Unless you believe that it wasn't 2 airliners that brought down the towers; then I suppose you'd let them take the plane over, but the person sitting next to you probably won't.

 

[kevinfleming21]

That's because you will want to do yourself in with the knife for flying TSA, haha

 

[Metriacliman]

I heard it was "at the agent's discretion" whether or not to allow the knife on board... it would suck to lose a nice knife.

 

[krichardson]

I heard it was "at the agent's discretion" whether or not to allow the knife on board... it would suck to lose a nice knife.

I heard that some flight attendants are not happy about this and personally,I don't see why one has to bring any kind of knife aboard a plane.

 

[MaddMaxx]

I heard that some flight attendants are not happy about this and personally,I don't see why one has to bring any kind of knife aboard a plane.

Whats the difference from bringing a knife to a restaurant?

 

[krichardson]

People do that,with all the knives already there they can be provided with?

 

[MaddMaxx]

People do that,with all the knives already there they can be provided with?

LOL, I didn't mean like bringing your own steak knife... Just that a lot of people carry a knife everywhere. I used too until I started wearing skinny jeans, now I leave it in the car or my briefcase. Its simply a handy tool to have, and I don't see why I should have to make sure I "check" it in my luggage.