Playdoh Bandit

[sniffer]

I can't believe trained security can't tell the difference between Playdoh and plastic explosives.
look out, next thing they'll take is your poligrip and condoms

http://www.fox2now.com/news/ktvi-play-doh-pitney-010410,0,2130327.story

 

[stefen]

If I have to relinquish my poligrip and condoms to help insure a safe flight and landing for both me and you, other people can forego their Playdoh...and entertain the little ankle-bitters in some other manner.

 

[sniffer]

careful, all terrorists name start with McGuyver LOL

 

[sniffer]

I handled when I was 10th Mt. even the stuff they show on TV isn't real.
the real stuff is a highly controlled explosive and closely monitored and accounted for

 

[sniffer]

could you imagine handling that stuff if it was as stiff and grainy as playdoh ?
I don't think you could push a cap into it

 

[jeff of pa]

They are realy Getting Sickining With their Paranoia.

Can't believe we must be the Most Scared Country in the World.

 

[sniffer]

come on board and fly the friendly skies, don't for get to remove your shoes, so we can check them for bombs
leave your playdoh at home, you won't need your nail clipper.
sir you'll have to check your weed wacker it won't fit in carry on. LOL

 

[sniffer]

games don't usually play with, nor do most screeners see or handle stuff like
nitro paks, det cord, 232 caps, or even nitro methane

 

[sniffer]

Rando, you have a lot more experience. Mine is mostly from blowing up old bridges and supports for the state of MN

 

[sniffer]

most of the time we couldn't use it, to many structures close by. other bridges, homes, etc.
when we blew the supports, the steel had already been cut to fall into the water. we dug holes behind the supports
dropped in nitro paks covered with bags of water to concentrate the charge and set them off.
most of the time nobody was around to see it but us.
I remember one time we had a rookie on site, green like you wouldn't believe, I set off the first charge and this
guy hunkers down and covered his head. he almost got hit by a chunk of concrete about the size of a basketball.
that was his last day working with us, last I heard he went back to fixing roads LOL

 

[sniffer]

the state up there was too cheap for inner tubes, we used heavy duty lawn and leaf bags,
put them in the hole, fillem up, and set it off.
and for the uninformed, you don't see a massive mushroom cloud of flame. All you see
is dirt flying, a dust cloud, and you hear a WHUMP!