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Airports: My Favorite Rules in Them

Head2_thumb By Emory 350 days ago Updated 264 days ago 386 Views 6 Comments
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Introduction

I know what I'm talking about.

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How to Handle Liquids

 
Keep them in little bottles, like you live in a hotel mini-fridge. Put them in a transparent plastic bag. Bury them under a tree for five years. Bake at 400 degrees for three minutes, then insert them like a suppository, and hope for the best.
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How to Handle Sharp Objects

 
No scissors, knives, swords, sharpened nun chucks, or nail clippers. You can spot a jet setter by their long nails that curl like a Guinness world record.
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How to Handle Small Children

 
Keep them in little bottles, like you live in a hotel mini-fridge. Put them in a transparent plastic bag. Bury them under a tree for five years. Bake at 400 degrees for three minutes, then insert them like a suppository, and hope for the best.
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Where to Store Your Money

 
Always make sure you keep your money safe in that thin fanny pack that blends into your skin if you were white and had a canvas like body.
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How to Handle Disturbances

 
If someone around you in the plane is being obnoxious through sound, size, or smell, just swipe your credit card through that slot in the back of the headrest in front of you. I think that's what it's for. The person next to me does that a lot, after I tell him the ending of the movies he's watching. Also, I smell like Depression era shoes.
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How to Handle Airplane Snacks

 
Complain about how they don't have airplane peanuts anymore, secretly so you could use your old stand up material about airplane peanuts. Then swipe your card through that slot again.
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In Case of Emergency Landing

 
You know what, I've been thinking about this. Why don't they have airplane peanuts anymore? Is it so people will stop using them in their stand up? What's the deal?!
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How to Increase Blood Circulation During Long Flights

 
I mean, come on. Seriously, I love peanuts. I also love how hard it is to open those little things. And how when I finally do open them, I've already reached the destination. Not that it mattered, since there were only two peanuts in the first place. What's the deal?!
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How to Ensure Customer Satisfaction

 
If any airport employee bothers you, just lean in and whisper "it's alright, I'm an air marshal. Incognito." Hopefully you don't have to explain why you don't look fit enough to subdue an enemy. In case the plane gets hi-jacked, and everyone looks to you, just shrug. Shrug and then use the shampoo you've stored in your body cavity, your long nails, and throw a small child at them. That should do the trick.

6 Comments

 

HA HA HA HA HA! What a hoot! Thanks Emory. Sounds like you spend a lot of time in the air.
Tulips_thumb gratefuldaisyposted 348 days ago
this was a laugh!
Andrewsimpsonize22_thumb RAANTposted 348 days ago
Very clever!! Thanks!
Pam-oml-avatar-2_thumb Pamposted 348 days ago
I had no idea what I was talking about when I wrote this. I was delirious.
Head2_thumb Emoryposted 347 days ago
flying is such a disaster these days. and you know why. NO PEANUTS.
690384644305_thumb kellyposted 346 days ago
With so many people travelling for the holidays, I thought some might need to be reminded of these rules---like, if you want to have peanuts, you'll just have to bring your own with you!
Tulips_thumb gratefuldaisyposted 264 days ago
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