> > > Same for me. Was doing it for every week for 4 years. > >I fly rarely, and have never done well with humourless officialdom. It >makes >me a poor candidate for situations involving security goons. > >William Robb >
I only had two problems. Once when I had two laptops and a camera. An overly zealous gate attendant started yelling after me subsequent to a different gate attendant letting me pass through the gate. "Sir you are only allowed 2 carry-ons". "I have a $3000 camera bag and two $2000 laptops. Which of these does the airline want to pay for when I check it as luggage?" I was passed. The other time was when the dufus TSA person was telling the traveler in front of me that he didn't have to have his film hand-checked, even though it's his right to request it. The traveler was explaining how clouding effects are cumulative. I was backing him up. The TSA officer said "Well my government tells me it won't hurt it and I believe what my government tells me." I was in a mood so I asked, I'm sure a little too loudly in a mocking tone of voice "You believe what your government tells you?". Heads started turning, so I decided to shutup since I really did want to get home that evening. Tom C. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
