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Puff Daddy, TSA Working Stiff

June 30, 2006 at 9:40 AM | by | Comments (0)

Children, no! Despite our fervent warnings, these young children at the Denver International Airport got a little too close to an Entry Scan at airport security, otherwise known as a Puff Daddy Machine.

The children were then sucked in and puffed with invisible smoke which tested their skin particles for traces of explosives. All ended well, thank goodness, as Puff Daddy decided the kids were not carrying homemade bombs in their backpacks, (just snips, snails, and puppy dog tails and sugar, spice, and everything nice, respectively) opened his doors to let them on their merry way.

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