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Tweet of the Week: The TSA Gets Touchy-Feely with Christian Louboutins
Aw heck no. The TSA can take our liquids and our iPad stands and our hair trimming shears, but when they reach to confiscate our shoes...that's crossing the line. Thanks to Racked.com, we've been alerted today to the fact that the TSA may want an extra, up-close look at your fancy footwear, especially if they happen to be metal-studded $1,200 luxury loafers. We're talking about infamously scarlet-soled Christian Louboutins, of course.
While flying back to the states via St. Maarten from a New Year's on St. Barths, artist/designer/producer (and supremely annoying tweeter) Taz Arnold (@tAzArnold) had his Louis Vuitton carry-all searched by security, and tweeted the above picture of not onebut threeTSA officers copping a feel on his shoesies:
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Island Danger: Jet Blasts May Cause Death On St. Maarten
We love airplanes, you love airplanes, so let's go look at airplanes! In our Prime Plane Spotting series, we'll let you in on all the best spots to whip out your cameras and binoculars for a piece of the aviation action.
No list of plane spotting locations is complete without highlighting the amazing daredevil antics that occur daily at Princess Juliana Airport on the French/Dutch Caribbean island of St. Maarten.
Due to the island's small size, mountainous center, and popularity with international tourists, jumbo jets from as far as Europe and island hoppers from neighbors like St. John zero in on a short runway that dead-ends right at the beach. This beach, Maho Bay, is open to the public and consistently draws aviation geeks, photographers, and curious tourists to the Sunset Beach Bar for some serious eye-level plane spotting.
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737 Ditches in the Mediterranean... Sorta.
While this video was shot along Spain's Costa del Sol, it was definitely inspired by St. Maarten's Maho Beach, arguably the world's best planespotting strand.
The 747s that touch down in the Caribbean are a bit more, you know, real than this plane, but we still think this clip is cool. After the jump, we've embedded the making of video for your debunking pleasure.


