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30th September 08, 03:41 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by TheKiltedCoder
I hadn't thought about it, but you probably have a point (about the kilt pins). However, I had a kilt pin in my laptop bag at O'Hare earlier this summer, and received no grief from the TSA.
I traveled by plane from Oslo to Narvik today. Just before going through the security checkpoint, I discovered that I'd forgotten to remove my TFCK kilt pin from the apron of my kilt. I left it on, and went through the metal detector, which I set off, naturally, and had to stand while a security guard ran a detector wand over me. Wonder of wonders, he didn't even remark on the kilt pin, and let me pass. During the course of the journey, I passed through two more checkpoints and had the same thing happen. I never expected to make it to my destination with that kilt pin still in my possession!
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