Impersonating an Officer

[Ginger]

If you work for the government not only is it OK, they'll give you the uniform to work in!

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Airport screeners will get badges after finishing a two-day training program covering issues related to badges as well as how to talk to passengers in a calming manner.

It took you months to learn the alphabit... but you can learn how to be a calming authority influence in a matter of hours!

A.J. Castilla, a screener at Boston's Logan Airport and a spokesman for a screeners union, is eager to get a badge. "It'll go a long way to enhance the respect of this workforce," he said.

I wonder if they ever wondered if there's a reason that they don't get any respect....


My dad had eight TSA officers crowded around, and entertained by an Kaleidescope on one of his recent flights. Eight. And they thought it was a bomb. When they realized it wasn't, they all wanted to play with it. A kaleidescope. Seriously.

[Sijray21]

My dad had eight TSA officers crowded around, and entertained by an Kaleidescope on one of his recent flights. Eight. And they thought it was a bomb. When they realized it wasn't, they all wanted to play with it. A kaleidescope. Seriously.

hahaha, are you not mesmorized by its mysterious array of colors!?!?