explain over-sized tiki wooden forks and spoons? - Collecting Tiki

D dogbytes Tiki Socialite seattle, wa Joined: Mar 24, 2002 Posts: 2243	D dogbytes Posted posted on Tue, Jul 20, 2004 2:02 PM i now know, the Transportation Security Administration do not consider Giant Tiki Forks & Spoons as prohibited carry on items on aircraft. i was suprised to see my dad walk off the jetway with a set of oversized cutlery draped around his neck. yes, he had fastened the fork & spoon together with twine. had I been a TSA agent, i would have thought "Gee, asian guy with giantic wooden tableware ~ looks a bit like nunchucks. and gee, they also dont fit in an overhead bin. maybe this might be a security issue".. good thing my dad's not a 'sleeper agent!' and lucky for me, i FINALLY have a set of big salad servers! (but they're sorta more african than tiki..) elicia

i now know, the Transportation Security Administration do not consider Giant Tiki Forks & Spoons as prohibited carry on items on aircraft.

i was suprised to see my dad walk off the jetway with a set of oversized cutlery draped around his neck. yes, he had fastened the fork & spoon together with twine.

had I been a TSA agent, i would have thought "Gee, asian guy with giantic wooden tableware ~ looks a bit like nunchucks. and gee, they also dont fit in an overhead bin. maybe this might be a security issue"..

good thing my dad's not a 'sleeper agent!'

and lucky for me, i FINALLY have a set of big salad servers! (but they're sorta more african than tiki..)

elicia

Post #102841 by dogbytes on Tue, Jul 20, 2004 2:02 PM