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AIRPORT SECURITY

by dchin

You empty your pockets and remove anything metal. Walk between the metal detectors and all The lights and sounds go off. They pull you aside and They frisk you for Your cellphone, iPod, earings, rings, wallet, headphones, coins, Privacy, and dignity. They find nothing and let you walk to the terminal but You remember that they forgot to take something. You spin Around and give them the finger.
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29 / M / American
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dchin
29 / M / American
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Oct 10, 2011
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