Comments | sylvacoer: Let's hit terrorists with big sticks!

sylvacoer

Let's hit terrorists with big sticks!

Aug 11, 2006 10:55

I'm serious. Line them up in Trafalger square and let people take cracks at them with bats (baseball or cricket, it doesn't matter). I will hire myself out for a plane ticket if the English do that. Why? Because of those idiots, I won't be able to take a water bottle on the plane with me when I fly out to Japan in mid-September. *grrrrrrrrrrr ( Read more... )

rant, personal

Comments 8

sanada August 11 2006, 22:43:58 UTC

Oh? I thought water bottles were allowed... or at least they're being allowed at the Baltimore airport, as there was a notice in the news saying that water bottles and labelled medications were fine. I mean, you can synthesize a pretty potent explosive from nail polish remover, disinfectant and lemonade... >.> So I can see why they're checking liquids and stuff... (actually I'm kind of surprised they haven't checked that kind of stuff sooner, because it's a hell of a lot easier to make simple but effective explosives from household chemicals than it is to make complicated plastic explosives with a detonator fuse and all and then conceal them in a CD player... and please, who is going to attack a stewardess with toenail clippers? Why is my sewing kit considered a greater risk than a pack of paper matches and a can of hairspray, which are easy to conceal and can cause more damage? Urrrgghhh airport security is stupid. Frankly I'm surprised that we don't get more terrorist attacks, because it doesn't take a lot of brains to be a ( ... )

sylvacoer August 12 2006, 03:40:12 UTC

For international flights, it varies, and if they're being paranoid (all too likely), I won't be able to. (~_~) Airport security policies are made in commitee, so of course they're largely idiotic.

And Avatar's a pretty decent show, for an American "anime." I'd say watch it if you're bored and want to indulge in animated Asian motifs. (*^.~*)

artillie August 12 2006, 00:48:46 UTC

You should probably read today's Bunny. I'm going to Florida to visit my great-grandparents at the end of the month, so this really sucks for me >_<

We all know you've got him buried out in the backyard, don't try and hide it...

sylvacoer August 12 2006, 03:42:04 UTC

That's either so sad, I will laugh or cry. *does both*

And who do I have buried in my yard?

artillie August 12 2006, 16:47:30 UTC

Oh, and a priceless quote from George Bush, just to laugh at him:

"What we don't know yet is what we thought and what the Iraq Survery Group has found, and we want to look at that."

HIM. You know, him. That nice fellow who you went all axe-murderer on after going on a Gravitation dub bender.

sylvacoer August 12 2006, 19:51:19 UTC

Oh yeah... I forgot about him... I was wondering where all that grass came from...

nekohana August 15 2006, 06:14:57 UTC

People I know who flew the day of had the pleasure of having to give-up aged wine circa 1975 from their vineyard visit. They were quite good natured about it though, considering the situation ( ... )

sylvacoer August 15 2006, 22:25:34 UTC

They had to give up wine?! A 1975 vintage?!?!?! *cries* That's... not... fair!

You mean, they're more paranoid than Homeland Security? (O-O) Oh boy. Good thing I don't have parking tickets - do you think sniffing glue in first grade would get me in trouble?

And I figure, yea, I'm going to learn the language better over there because I HAVE to. My brain is lazy and doesn't like doing things unless inconvenienced. (*^-^*) I had a semester of Japanese in sophomore year, so I know diddly when it comes to kanji - thank goodness Japanese grammar isn't like German (which was my minor. *kills self*)