For those of you keeping score at home, here’s where our homeland security sits:
Places I can take my pocketknife (security saw it and said “who cares?”)
-- The White House, D.C.
-- The Pentagon, Va.
-- The United Nations headquarters, N.Y.
-- The Supreme Court, D.C. (New addition this week!)
Places I can’t (security deemed it a threat and refused entry)
-- Montgomery County Courthouse, Pa.
-- Columbus City Courthouse, Ohio
-- Baltimore/Washington International Airport, Md.
-- U.S. District Court Columbus, Ohio
Remember, even if it's safe enough for the military, that doesn't mean that it's safe enough for Montgomery County's passport office.
Monday, March 06, 2006
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2 comments:
We all know that the really important decisions are made in the Montgomery County courthouse. I, for one, am glad they managed to disarm you before you could have single-handedly destroyed the parking authority.
*whew*
At least the UN warns you they don't care about your safety. That's why they put those big signs outside the bathrooms: "The UN is not responsible for your personal belongings."
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