I flew. I gave unto the TSA.
In this case it was a corkscrew, not liquids. It must be the fourth corkscrew that I have forgotten in my bag this year while traveling. The 20 millimeter foil-cutting “blade” is what makes it verboten–corkscrews themselves are not actually banned. Know your rights!
And I thought I was doing so well with the 2 oz toothpaste in a ziploc bag…
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On July 18th, 2007 at 8:34 am ,Dr Vino’s wine blog » Blog Archive » Looking for a $1 corkscrew? Try Georgia! wrote:
[...] posts by RSS or free monthly updates by email (right sidebar). Thanks for visiting!Since I have sacrificed FAR TOO MANY corkscrews to the TSA, I now know where to find them: Georgia! Well, if I ever flew [...]