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8th March 07, 06:00 AM
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Airport 'puffer' machines?
We are to take a flight later this summer and being that I wear the kilt 95% of the time I am off I had planned to wear the kilt flying. I was wondering if anyone has been through the 'puffer' screening machines at the airports. If so is this one of those 'non-regemental' times or just me and a smile time? Just courious...
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8th March 07, 06:04 AM
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Never heard of them!
But it does evoke memories of a certain picture of Marilyn Monroe!
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8th March 07, 06:25 AM
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I started to add that and my favorite phrase here in Texas when the wind comes up, 'parachuting'. You know the feeling...walking along and everything is fine with a gentle breeze then you find 8 yards of fabric billowing around you!
Richard-
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8th March 07, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by richardljohnson
We are to take a flight later this summer and being that I wear the kilt 95% of the time I am off I had planned to wear the kilt flying. I was wondering if anyone has been through the 'puffer' screening machines at the airports. If so is this one of those 'non-regemental' times or just me and a smile time? Just courious...
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Yes, I've been through one - you'll need to be prepared to hold your kilt down (depending on the weight of the fabric). My gf had her skirt lifted when she went through (but caught it before anything was revealed).
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8th March 07, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Fearnest
Yes, I've been through one - you'll need to be prepared to hold your kilt down (depending on the weight of the fabric). My gf had her skirt lifted when she went through (but caught it before anything was revealed).
What he said. I've been through the one at CN Tower in Toronto, and the gust wasn't enough to lift a 13 oz, 5 yard, but I was ready to pull a Marilyn Monroe if it did.
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8th March 07, 07:12 AM
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I've been through a couple times and it is not enough gust to lift a tank. If you're wearing a light fabric, you might want to go AWOL from the regiment for a day.
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8th March 07, 07:36 AM
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While I have not yet had experience with one, I would think that it shouln't lift a kilt, otherewise there would be a lot of women suing due to their exposure in skirts.
Adam
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8th March 07, 07:42 AM
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Or just go through regimental, and whatever happens, happens...
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8th March 07, 07:48 AM
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if anything happened you'd be risking an indecent exposure charge, it might be a good idea not to go regimental
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8th March 07, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Skweres
if anything happened you'd be risking an indecent exposure charge, it might be a good idea not to go regimental
But technically wouldn't the airport be responsible for causing said exposure?
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