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    90 KB Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:26 No.5669491  
    Thanks TSA for loosing my hooks and a flogger in between cons. Ya fucktards.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:27 No.5669495
    >>5669491

    so sad story bro.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:32 No.5669505
    >>5669491
    what happened?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:33 No.5669507
    Oh shit I didn't know airlines did this. Fuck what are the chances of this happening, I really don't want them going through my stuff because of all the little things I'm gunna be packing
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:35 No.5669513
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    >>5669507
    >> ei666shii !otnRSDkuZA 04/03/12(Tue)20:38 No.5669522
    UGH I HATE when that happens. They take the rocks I collect when I travel. They also broke some of my geology tools. Fuckers.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:38 No.5669523
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    Holy shit OP, that blows.

    I can imagine their face when they open mine
    >Clothes
    >Clothes everywhere
    >and some shoes
    >Everything spills out and explodes
    >tfw
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:38 No.5669528
    Fuck the TSA. They haven't prevented one terrorist attack. NOT ONE.

    I flew back from overseas and opted out of the scanners, because I don't like those things on principle. I waited 10 minutes for someone to give me a pat down. No one else was in front of me for a pat down, and there were TSA officers everywhere who weren't screening or moving crowds, just chatting. They tried to talk me out of a pat down several times. I had to talk to 3 separate officers just to say I wanted to opt out of the scanners. The last officer acted like I was a moron for not wanting to go through the scanner. Talked down to me like I was fucking 12 years old, trying to convince me. I finally had to straight up tell him "No, I want a pat down. I will not go through the scanner and you do not have the authority to make me." Then I had to wait while he shouted "OPT OUT. OPT OUT." and gave me a look of complete disdain. Ugh.

    The lady who actually gave me a pat down was very nice, but she kept trying to get me to go behind one of those privacy screens, even after I told her that I didn't want to. She seemed apologetic for how the other officer had acted, and I know that she didn't put these policies into place. The whole process was completely unnerving, though.

    Welcome to America! Fuck your privacy and be prepared to be treated like a criminal for no reason whatsoever!
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:39 No.5669529
    >>5669513
    I've never flown before, sorry if that's a common happening. I knew they xray it and shit but I didn't think they'd actually did through it unless a drug dog or something set it off.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:41 No.5669533
    >>5669507
    And that is why you don't put anything you don't want to lose in your checked baggage.

    The TSA is staffed by idiots.
    Hell they keep catching the inspectors STEALING from bags
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:43 No.5669543
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    >>5669528
    >Fuck the TSA. They haven't prevented one terrorist attack. NOT ONE.

    How do you know?

    (I didn't read the rest of your post for.. reasons..)
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:43 No.5669544
    >>5669529
    Each time i pack a hairdryer in my luggage I get one of those search slips. Apparently it looks too much like a gun in the Xrays. Luckily never had anything damage or missing.
    >> Cunt-Master 04/03/12(Tue)20:52 No.5669571
    What are hooks and floggers?
    Is this cosplay code for something?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:55 No.5669576
    Fuck off. The government can do whatever it wants.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:55 No.5669577
    One time I was stuck somewhere for two weeks with only about 4 days worth of clean clothes, so by the end of the two weeks my laundry was pretty rank.
    I guess someone at the airport decided to search my luggage (it had one of those slips on it when I went to pick it up), which included a pile of hastily packed dirty underwear.

    Serves them right, lol
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)20:59 No.5669586
    >>5669543
    http://bangordailynews.com/2011/11/17/politics/congressman-%E2%80%98tsa-has-not-prevented-any-attack
    s%E2%80%99/

    That's just an article I found when I googled, I can't seem to find the one I read originally. No need to read the rest of my post, it's just me bitching about the TSA when I flew back from overseas.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:10 No.5669612
    >>5669586
    >Bangor Daily News

    As a Mainer, I feel the need to tell you that they are utter shit.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:21 No.5669649
    >>5669612
    Thanks for letting me know. I tried googling the headline of the article I read originally and this was the first one to come up. I believe the article I read was in the NY Times, but when I searched the site I couldn't find it. My apologies for posting something from a source that is not reputable.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:23 No.5669656
    >friends mom smuggles entire legs of jamon iberico/serrano from Spain to the USA on a bi-monthly basis
    >this has been going on for 7 years
    >she still hasn't been caught/they haven't been confiscated yet

    I don't know how she does it.

    I've done flowers/plants, meats, cheeses and breads, and the one time I got bitched at/caught was the time where a TSA agent decided a can of gravy wasn't ok and I had to give it up. (lolwut)
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:25 No.5669664
    >>5669586
    I guess I'm missing the part when it says that "all even slightly possible attacks are reported to the public when foiled" and "all attackers, that would have otherwise tried, would not have turned away and continued to try".

    I dunno.. Maybe there's a list of "guess what possibly innocent object we found in this guy's bag that we took for him that he could have killed everyone with if he had a mind to".

    You can't know what someone wanted to do but didn't think they could get away with.

    That's like saying that metal detectors at low-crime schools have not stopped one kid ever from bringing a gun to school. You can't know about the kid who would have, because he didn't bring it.


    I'm not saying the TSA is effective and worth the money. I'm saying your argument is ineffective.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:29 No.5669686
    >>5669656
    You couldn't even get that shit legally here before 2007
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:29 No.5669687
    >>5669528
    You are the reason America is so incredibly annoying. Flying is a privelage that should be regulated. You don't want "terrorists" to have the ability to hijack planes yet you don't want to give up a basic right that allows them to do so. You spoiled fuck.

    God you're an idiot.

    The guy was shitty to you because you're a prick.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:30 No.5669693
    I put a pair of those plastic blade scissors they make for kids into my sewing kit instead of my normal scissors. Apparently plastic stuff that has rounded edges and can't cut skin is bad, because I was grilled on what I planned to do with the scissors in the sewing kit. They didn't believe me when I said "uh, work on my cosplay?" They confiscated them and let me get on the plane so I just snipped threads with a "much less dangerous" pair of nail clippers.

    TSA are there to steal things from bags, sexually assault people (including children), and masturbate to naked pix of them taken by the scanners. That's all.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:32 No.5669702
    >>5669664 cont'd

    I mean come on..
    >“TSA has not prevented any attacks,” Broun said. “It’s just been very fortunate that we’ve had no attacks.”

    Really? 'There were no attacks therefore none are being prevented by the TSA!'
    It would be more accurate to say that "there have been few/no attempted attacks, so it's hard to say whether the TSA could have prevented them because the opportunity has yet to arise so we may be wasting funding and upsetting people for things that may not happen".
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:35 No.5669710
    the tsa scanners can easily be beaten. i'm surprised no one has brought that up yet.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:35 No.5669715
    >>5669693

    >masturbate
    Their boners will shrink so hard it'll become their asshole when they see my naked, disgusting body on screen.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:41 No.5669735
    Once, I waited for about 30 minutes at baggage claim for my luggage, and it never showed, so I went to ask somebody about it. I was told that my bag had been lost during a transfer between airports, when my flights were fucking connected and they were responsible for it. They kept looking at me like OH GOD WHY IS SHE EVEN BOTHERING US WITH THIS, acting annoyed, and even fucking _lecturing_ me for "not keeping track of it."
    After about an hour of this, I was told it was somewhere over the pacific ocean and that I wouldn't get it back for weeks (incidentally, it contained pretty much all the clothes I owned). I turn around to leave the airport and I see it, open, with my clothes spilling out all over the floor, in the middle of the baggage claim room, with one of those notes thrown in there.

    Fuck the TSA.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:42 No.5669739
    I flew up to exhibit at Emerald City Comicon this last weekend, and when I went to unpack at my booth I discovered that the TSA had opened/inspected some of my boxes of prints and books, banging up some of them in the process. Thanks guys! I appreciate you making my merch un-sellable!
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:49 No.5669770
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    >>5669735
    > I was told it was somewhere over the pacific ocean and that I wouldn't get it back for weeks (incidentally, it contained pretty much all the clothes I owned).

    That's where I would have broken down..

    Actually, right here
    >and even fucking _lecturing_ me for "not keeping track of it."
    I wouldn't have been nice and told them to shut the fuck up with that nonsense

    But I'm so scared my clothes will get lost.. I'm making an overseas trip and that's just.. So scary..


    What the fuck do people do in those situations when all their shit has been lost for weeks!?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:52 No.5669783
    If you declare a firearm in your checked baggage at the time of check in (it can be a starter pistol or a flare gun or an actual gun if you want) the TSA will do a check of your baggage with you present and you can properly lock your bags (read: you can use good locks that aren't those shitty "TSA approved locks"). Your stuff will then be immune to any further checks by both TSA and airline. If you're really worried about something going missing or breaking, this is how you go around it. Obviously not going to be good if you're trying to smuggle stuff through.

    Please make sure to have proper containers for the "firearm" in question.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:54 No.5669789
    >>5669528
    I hate TSA as well but what you just said makes no sense. How do you know a terrorist attack hasn't been prevented?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)21:55 No.5669794
    >>5669783
    And obviously if you're going to go this route, show up earlier than you normally would to allow for the TSA check.
    >> piplup !pipLUpapew 04/03/12(Tue)21:56 No.5669796
    >>5669710
    Are you talking about pancakes?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:01 No.5669808
    I saw a TSA officer yell at a small girl, couldn't have been older than 12, maybe 13, for not removing her shoes quickly enough for scanning. Turns out she had some sort of mental disability and burst into tears. It made the wait even longer and he didn't apologize to her or her parents.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:09 No.5669841
    >>5669789
    >>5669702
    do some reading. start with Bruce Schneier. The TSA is exactly as effective as previous airline security and the nude scanners are literally nothing but a waste of money(and your dignity)


    >>5669735
    >>5669783

    Do not put anything in your checked luggage you would like to lose; that is an iron clad rule. Consider anything in your checked luggage disposable. I fly at least once a month; I'd rather buy anything I need on site because it's cheaper than a checked bag and/or losing said bag.

    PROTIP: overnighting a 40lb parcel is cheaper than a checked bag 9/10 times. Overnight your dufflebag, it's 100x safer and protected by federal mail theft laws. not to mention you can get it insured.

    >>5669739

    This, you can make a claim for- there's a bit of paperwork, its called a tort claim, but its actually much easier if you have damaged merchandise and TSA slip, than if something just got stolen or lost.

    Also, mail it to the con. why are you paying to check it in an airplane? do it more than once or twice in a quarter and you can even negotiate rates with Fedex. Not so much USPS but hey.

    Or go the other way and carry on your merch and check you clothes. Either way, check nothing you do not feel you can lose gracefully. You are literally just plain lucky if your valuables make it through the belly of a passenger plane
    >> piplup !pipLUpapew 04/03/12(Tue)22:13 No.5669849
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    >>5669841
    >PROTIP: overnighting a 40lb parcel is cheaper than a checked bag 9/10 times.

    for real?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:13 No.5669850
    >>5669841
    Seriously, the firearms thing works. That and if you actually want to bring your guns with you this is what you're going to have to do. I doubt this board has a lot of people who have touched one minus a few of the military guys and enthusiasts though.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:14 No.5669858
    Anyone have experience driving between Canada/US to various cons?

    I've never done it but to me that just seems like a more secure option against losing luggage.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:15 No.5669872
    >>5669849
    I would really like to see where a 40 pound object overnighted is going to ship for less than the price of a checked bag. I'm going to call bullshit.
    >> RedDickies !!BvBZJIM+I1V 04/03/12(Tue)22:16 No.5669874
    >>5669849
    No. I had some costume shit overnighted to me when I forgot them during my visit in California. It cost $100 to overnight the box. A checked bag on most flights is $25-35.
    >> piplup !pipLUpapew 04/03/12(Tue)22:17 No.5669881
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    >>5669872
    >>5669874
    thought so.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:18 No.5669886
    >>5669874
    Wait. You have to pay to bring luggage on planes now? I have been living outside of the US for years and this is the first time I have heard anything like that.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:20 No.5669893
    >>5669858
    I always drive to cons if I can. 1) Fuck yeah road trips and 2) safe and secure.
    >> RedDickies !!BvBZJIM+I1V 04/03/12(Tue)22:20 No.5669896
    >>5669886
    On a lot of airlines, yes. Some airlines, such as Southwest, no; but Delta, American Airlines and others, totally.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:20 No.5669897
    >>5669886
    This is for checked luggage where you drop it off and they haul it around for you and you pick it up at baggage claims. You can still bring on carry-on luggage if it fits in the specifications, a fact I abuse to the fullest. The one airline with a free checked bag for domestic flights is Southwest. Every other carrier now charges for checked baggage.

    There are rumblings that some airlines want to charge for carry on too. Eat a dick, airlines. You're not even handling the bag! I am!
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:21 No.5669903
    >>5669849

    fedex overnight starts at $19 for a 5lb parcel.

    United bag fees start at $25 if you're a member, $0 if not.

    YMMV
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:24 No.5669916
    >>5669841
    Overnighting a 40 lb package is going to cost you like 60 dollars....
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:25 No.5669923
    >>5669903

    oops $40 if not a member

    >>5669874
    >>5669872

    fedex, bitches. $19 a package base cost. do your own math. I regularly overnight my suits and presentation materials for <$30 when I travel. Suits are worth $4-500 a piece(I'm poor), the presentation materials are irreplaceable and do not fit in anything but a portfolio.

    >not getting your shit stolen or fucked up
    >priceless
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:25 No.5669927
    >>5669903
    Who packs 5lb luggage
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:26 No.5669932
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    >>5669571

    http://www.londonfetishscene.com/wipi/index.php/Flogger

    http://www.londonfetishscene.com/wipi/index.php/Butt_hook
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:27 No.5669937
    >>5669916
    >Overnighting a 40 lb package is going to cost you like 60 dollars....

    >>5669735

    >Once, I waited for about 30 minutes at baggage claim for my luggage, and it never showed, so I went to ask somebody about it. I was told that my bag had been lost during a transfer between airports, when my flights were fucking connected and they were responsible for it. They kept looking at me like OH GOD WHY IS SHE EVEN BOTHERING US WITH THIS, acting annoyed, and even fucking _lecturing_ me for "not keeping track of it."
    After about an hour of this, I was told it was somewhere over the pacific ocean and that I wouldn't get it back for weeks (incidentally, it contained pretty much all the clothes I owned). I turn around to leave the airport and I see it, open, with my clothes spilling out all over the floor, in the middle of the baggage claim room, with one of those notes thrown in there.


    congrats on $20 saved!!1!
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:27 No.5669939
    >>5669923
    I really want to see where you're getting that $19 quote from
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:31 No.5669950
    >>5669886

    Spirit has the carry-on fee, and so will another one (forgot whom)
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:31 No.5669954
    >>5669937
    Lmao just kidding, that was 60 dollars for a 40 lb package shipped priority.
    I can't even find a quote for a 40 lb package with luggage dimensions being shipped overnight.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:34 No.5669964
    what are these nude scanners you people are talking about?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:35 No.5669965
    >>5669939
    >>5669939

    https://www.fedex.com/ratefinder/home

    $19 is the base for a flat package
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:38 No.5669977
    >>5669964
    New body scanners from the TSA. They basically can x-ray through your clothes and the image is shown to an officer in a "secure" room. They kind of blur private areas, but not really. They are very controversial in the states and have caused a bit of an uproar with TSA officers making attractive women go through the scanner multiple times, saving images that are supposed to be deleted immediately, and leaking images.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:41 No.5669989
    >>5669965
    cool if you're using a fedex envelope. useless for the thread at hand
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:42 No.5669991
    >>5669965
    Let me just cram 2 weeks worth of clothes, shoes and toiletries into a flat parcel, shall I?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:44 No.5670000
    >>5669977
    >leaked images
    >thinks those photoshopped images are legit
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:49 No.5670012
    >>5670000
    You mean the 100 leaked images? I did a quick google and couldn't find any articles about them being fake. Could you toss me a link? Nice trips, btw.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)22:51 No.5670019
    >>5670012
    >trips
    >four digits
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:00 No.5670045
    >>5670019
    Goddammit I'm an idiot.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:01 No.5670054
    >>5669991

    by all means, check them in to the airline. I don't care what happens to your luggage.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:22 No.5670134
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    >>5670054

    I would like to see documentation to your claims that you can ship XX pounds of kit for $XX via FedEx. Maybe your last three reciepts of your shipments?
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:29 No.5670156
    >>5670054
    You were asked to prove that you can ship luggage for less than it costs to let the airline deal with it.
    You then posted that you can ship an envelope overnight for the same price.
    Well, I can get three chicken blt meals from mcdonalds for that price.
    And that's just about as helpful to me as your 19 dollar envelope.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:35 No.5670184
    I can tell you Delta charges approximately $50 EACH WAY to check a bag. I paid it when I checked in, thinking it was $50 round trip. When I went to go home and they said "$50" I was really shocked. The worst part is, you're already at the airport in a city far from home, so you're fucked. You pretty much have to check the bag.

    Fuck them. I'd rather have to stuff clothes in a big purse or backpack and wash them by hand in the hotel sink than to ever check a bag ever again.

    Friend had stuff for their booth in a checked bag on a flight. Stuff got messed up, wrinkled, and a couple things broken/damaged from TSA searches.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:38 No.5670191
    >>5670184
    The first bag you check with Delta is free, though.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:40 No.5670197
    >>5670184
    Wow, you got ripped off. Usually for one checked bag, it's around 25 dollars. The steepest I've seen was still only 35
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:42 No.5670213
    >>5670184
    Did you have an elephant in your bag
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:45 No.5670223
    >>5670191
    Do you have to sign up for something? It prompted me when I checked in for my flight, if I checked a bag it would be $50. It wasn't an oversize or overweight bag, either.
    >> piplup !pipLUpapew 04/03/12(Tue)23:45 No.5670225
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    >>5670184
    air canada is $25 each way... one carry on is free.
    and every time I have flown with them, they have run out of space for carry on.
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:47 No.5670232
    >>5670223
    Wut
    Usually you pay an attendant directly
    >> Anonymous 04/03/12(Tue)23:49 No.5670238
    >>5670232
    What are you talking about?

    I just looked it up. If you fly within the US and are flying economy, it's $25/bag. You have to upgrade to get the free checked bag. Who knows, maybe I did get ripped off.
    >> Crimson !BroTusMC/E 04/03/12(Tue)23:54 No.5670254
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    >>5670223
    >>5670191
    >>5670197
    I flew Delta in Jan and I had to pay $25 each way for my first and only checked bag. Pretty sure it says so on the site too. Pic related.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)00:06 No.5670289
    The scanners don't show you naked. And I assure you, no one gives a fuck about your naked body. You're not the only person on earth who's naked under your clothes, no one is dying to get a peak.

    http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/human_nature/2011/07/fully_digital_penetration.html
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)00:10 No.5670301
    >>5670289
    If there hadn't been multiple reports of TSA officers abusing the new scanners, I might be inclined to believe you.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)00:11 No.5670303
    >>5670254
    somehow i am amused by the fact that it costs $25 within the U.S. but if you go from U.S. to mexico it's free
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)00:41 No.5670371
    >>5669954
    What the shit is this about going overnight? Did you plan your cosplay last-minute? Did you buy your ticket yesterday for the con tomorrow?

    Send your luggage 3-4 days in advance and pay the lowest rate to send them. Hint: It will be there when you get there
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)00:42 No.5670375
    >>5670289

    Scanners don't show you "nekkid" but they do show if you're trans, if you've have any kinds of implants or devices, if you have piercings, and a whole host of other things that are embarassing, personal, or even dangerous to reveal to strangers with a GED and absolute power over you.

    My mom has a ton of staples in her due to a car accident. She looks normal and doesn't want anyone to see how fucked up she is under her clothes, or have them pull her out to look at her scars and determine that, yes, the metal is embedded in her body.
    >> Marsh 04/04/12(Wed)00:55 No.5670420
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    >>5670289
    You uh... enjoying that Kool-Aid, jackass?
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:15 No.5670496
    >overnighting packages

    wuuuuuuut. Just send it a week or so in advance at regular rates. Of course, the only reason I'm considering doing that is because I've got family in the area to hold it for me. If you have to ship to the hotel, they might not be willing to hold on to it for you.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:19 No.5670511
    >>5669841
    >overnighting a 40lb parcel is cheaper than a checked bag
    Overnight service starts at like $20 for USPS/UPS/Fedex for a letter. A _letter_. Checking a bag domestically is what, $25?
    You could try UPS/Fedex ground if you ship it a week or so in advance, but just fyi they treat packages just as shit as airline baggage people do
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:27 No.5670534
    >>5670371
    Wat.
    Hypothetical situation bro.
    One dumbass bragged about shipping luggage through fedex for cheaper than sending it through the airline, which is completely bogus.
    And even so, sending a 50 lb luggage sized box anywhere at any time through any service is going to cost an arm and a leg.

    You might as well pay the airline and have it arrive the same time you do.

    Besides, I tend to pack shit that I need on a day to day basis. Not having that stuff for 3-4 days while my luggage is sent through the mail would be pretty inconvenient.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:32 No.5670542
    >>5670496
    Even if you sent it through the usps at the lowest possible rate, it's going to be like 50 dollars. Unless you're just mailing a couple of things and not all of your luggage?
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:41 No.5670572
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    >>5670375
    Y'know...I think it's pretty damn close to "nekkid" as you put it.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:43 No.5670579
    >>5670542
    Wouldn't it make sense to mail your stuff that can't fit in your carry on? Why would you mail all your stuff?
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)01:47 No.5670592
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    >>5670572
    ...and here's a female one for reference. Remember this when you're getting ready to get into a scanner. Enjoy.
    >> motoko !!j+CvvVddZsH 04/04/12(Wed)02:00 No.5670634
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    >>5669529
    they actually have specially trained beagles that will sniff out any type of agricultural product or meat product you may be carrying in your luggage. These dogs are most commonly found at huge international hubs.

    so yeah, it's not just drug dogs you have to worry about anymore. My dad and step-mom got stopped in Dallas last month because my dad had an apple in his suitcase while in Mexico, but had eaten it before even leaving to head home. The dog still smelled it on the bag, and I guess agents flipped their shit and demanded that all suitcases be opened up.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)02:01 No.5670638
    >>5670592
    is she braless during the scan? pretty sure her breasts wouldn't hang that way in a bra, and wouldn't the underwire show up anyway?..
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)02:04 No.5670647
    >>5670638
    >>5670638
    She could be, not everyone wears a bra or underwire bra.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)02:04 No.5670648
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    >>5670592
    >>5670572
    That sure is nekkid, if i ever dun see nekkid myself, i tells ya!

    In all seriousness though, that is extremely naked looking.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)02:16 No.5670673
    >>5670634
    >dogs trained to sniff stuff, sniffing eachothers butts
    QUALITY TSA TRAINING, EVERYONE.

    jkjk I can see that they're still puppies
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)04:28 No.5670848
    >>5670511 You could try UPS/Fedex ground if you ship it a week or so in advance, but just fyi they treat packages just as shit as airline baggage people do

    FedEx Ground is actually subcontracted out to independent contractors and not regular FedEx staff. So be warned.
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)04:53 No.5670884
    >>5670634
    HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGHHHHHHHHH
    >> Anonymous 04/04/12(Wed)04:53 No.5670885
    >>5670579
    To bypass using/paying for the airline's baggage check?

    I can see mailing props or other items to yourself so you don't have to cram it into your suitcase, but using fedex or usps instead of baggage check for all of your luggage is just ridiculous.



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