Re: At what point do we say "Enough"?

> "He took the hammer and he tapped the wall. 'See, it's hard. It could 
be
> used as a weapon,'" Mandy explained.

>What, nothing *hard* is allowed on a plane any more?  I guess there's 
no
point in offering free wifi to passengers or anything, then.  It's not
>like anyone's allowed to bring their laptops, right?




Duh.  Plastic toy hammers are cheap, therefore obvious weapons.  No one 
would risk breaking their laptop by using it as a weapon... Those are 
expensive.

Thom
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