Container Material At Airports - page 1 -

• Container Material At Airports by schro on 03 Dec, 2008 05:35
• All,
  I'm currently at the airport waiting to board my flight (of course here too early....gotta arrive 2 hours before the flight ya' know  ). Anyway, going thru the gestapo check in procedures, and my carry on bag brought the attention of the SS because of my friggin' shaving gel container (Gillette Edge).....G*D DAMN SHAVING CREAM 
  
  I was upset because I planned on hijacking the plane with my 1/2 empty can of shaving gel (oh wait, did I say that too loud?).
  
  So, there's another thing to consider when choosing your shaving gel or cream....the container. I usually mix HeadSlick with Bald Guyz Shave Gel (glad both come in plastic containers).
  
  Have a great Wednesday.
  Schro
• #1 by champ007 on 03 Dec, 2008 06:40
• See, you stray from the bald head products and look what happens ..... 
  
  Plus the way the gel shoots from the can can be used like a weapon ... I said can can 
• #2 by Paul on 03 Dec, 2008 08:37
• I understand your pain schro.   And even staying with the bald products doesn't work.  I had to discard my little bottle of HeadClear went I flew down to visit Paulie Burke.  It was good that there was very little in it.  They even made me throw out the tiny tube of toothpaste I purposely purchased for the flight because IT was too big. 
  I don't blame the airport personnel, just the idiot terrorists who put us in this situation.
• #3 by The Scottish Ambassador on 03 Dec, 2008 11:27
• Security is a pain in the ass, but a necessary one
• #4 by schro on 03 Dec, 2008 12:07
• I'll be buying the small bottles of HeadSlick and just refill it. I may let the hair grow back (or at least what's left of it), but the combo of HeadSlick and Bald Guyz Shave Gel is the best for me.
• #5 by Timmay on 03 Dec, 2008 12:12
• i had to throw away my KY once...lol
• #6 by champ007 on 03 Dec, 2008 12:13
• Shro,
  Just take Timmayyy on your trips, he can hide it on his persons where it won't be found  
• #7 by Timmay on 03 Dec, 2008 12:16
• Thats not true though champ.  I had some metal rings that i had to take off once too...
• #8 by champ007 on 03 Dec, 2008 12:33
• I have often wondered if guys withmetal plates from the war have to get a concealed weapons permit for the airport 
  
  Just messin with ya Timmj.... I remember when I got divorced I had to practically cut my wedding band off... couldn't remove it fast enough!!
• #9 by sparkster123 on 03 Dec, 2008 18:45
• i thought you were not going to shave your head anyways.did you change your mind???
• #10 by Razor X on 03 Dec, 2008 21:17
• You can carry shaving gel and other liquids if you put it in with your checked luggage.   I had to quickly transfer mine from my carry-on bag when I was checking in for a flight in October.
• #11 by D.A.L.U.I. on 04 Dec, 2008 08:14
• I thought the rule was that it had to be 3oz container or less, not the amount in a larger container and that they all had to fit in a one quart plastic bag that I can live w/.  What is the rule about razors, I'm sure they don't let a straight edge on, but what about my trusty Fusion, does that have to go in checked bags--I've been checking my bag for that reason.  Recently I could have avoided a delay if I had carried on, but the razor gave me pause.  I don't want to rely on throw aways supplied by the hotel and a new Fusion each trip and the hassel of buying one puts me off.
  
• #12 by Timmay on 04 Dec, 2008 08:19
• When we traveled in Oct overseas, you were allowed to now have scissors as long as they were small ones.  My wife took some to work on here projects and I had razors in my carry on.  Although they wouldnt allow me to take a Haitian broom back with me as a carryon because of the handle.  They said I could have used that as a weapon???  I walked into the gift shop area of the airport in Port da Prince and was able to buy a 4 foot long walking stick and carry it on the plane.  What gives?   The walking stick was more of a threat than the damn broom. LOL
• #13 by Wil87 on 04 Dec, 2008 09:27
• Security has got a bit silly, I apriciate that it needed etc but recently I took my 16 year old brother to Thorpe Park (Theme park) and we both got searched before we where aloud in.......at a theme park......shows the state of our 'Broken Britain'!!
• #14 by The Scottish Ambassador on 04 Dec, 2008 11:30
• Quote from: Wil87 on 04 Dec, 2008 09:27

  Security has got a bit silly, I apriciate that it needed etc but recently I took my 16 year old brother to Thorpe Park (Theme park) and we both got searched before we where aloud in.......at a theme park......shows the state of our 'Broken Britain'!!
  

  
  Broken is right m8