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2022-12-23 5:32:04 PM  
I prefer Peter Pan myself.
 
2022-12-23 5:56:03 PM  
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2022-12-23 5:58:00 PM  
"Who would have thought the dog would get a hit on peanut butter?"
Dog handler glancing around nervously...
 
2022-12-23 7:01:13 PM  
Looks like a Bersa 380, the cheapest of handguns you can go to jail for.
 
2022-12-23 8:09:59 PM  
Not sure what he was thinking. The scanners would spot the peanut butter easily, not to mention the parts.
 
2022-12-23 9:18:59 PM  

edmo: Not sure what he was thinking. The scanners would spot the peanut butter easily, not to mention the parts.


Yup. To a scanner that peanut butter might as well be water. Organics (fabrics, plants, etc) show up as certain color, metal a completely different color.
 
2022-12-23 9:19:10 PM  
You know what that means?

It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time!!!
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2022-12-23 9:22:40 PM  
And who throws the first stone now?

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2022-12-23 9:26:39 PM  

OdradekRex: "Who would have thought the dog would get a hit on peanut butter?"
Dog handler glancing around nervously...


Forget the dog handler. What has that passenger been doing that he needs a gun to get the dog to lick peanut butter?
 
2022-12-23 9:27:22 PM  
Pronounced "Jeef".
 
2022-12-23 9:30:45 PM  
And that's why you should shove your handguns up your assholes.
 
2022-12-23 9:31:52 PM  
You can carry peanut butter through a TSA checkpoint and on to a plane?
 
2022-12-23 9:32:42 PM  
Step 1: Smuggle a gun onboard concealed in 2 jars of peanut butter.

Step 2: ???

Step 3: Profit!!!
 
2022-12-23 9:32:49 PM  

edmo: Not sure what he was thinking. The scanners would spot the peanut butter easily, not to mention the parts.


How stupid do you have to be to imagine x-rays wouldn't penetrate peanut butter?

[thought balloon above his head: next time, chunky!!!]
 
2022-12-23 9:33:16 PM  
I would love to know the thought processes here - why on earth did he think that packing a handgun in peanut butter and trying to take it on a flight in hand luggage was a good idea?

Was he just trying to avoid check-in luggage fees?

It's just mind-blowing that a grown adult would think this was a good idea.
 
2022-12-23 9:36:23 PM  

ansius: It's just mind-blowing that a grown adult would think this was a good idea.


Equally mind-blowing: It was at JFK, not some random Florida airport.

/ flight was probably heading there though
 
2022-12-23 9:37:21 PM  
Nobody Beretta lay a finger on my butterfinger

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2022-12-23 9:37:53 PM  
Why is this a civil offense with a $15K fine?  It wasn't inadvertent. He was smuggling a loaded handgun onto a commercial flight.  This should be a serious felony, with serious felony time.  Had he succeeded, he could have commandeered the plane and redirected it to, I don't know, Alabama?
 
2022-12-23 9:38:12 PM  
What happened to the KY jelly that he packed?
 
2022-12-23 9:39:20 PM  

MillionDollarMo: And that's why you should shove your handguns up your assholes.


But I only have one asshole "/
 
2022-12-23 9:43:42 PM  

batrachoseps: Why is this a civil offense with a $15K fine?  It wasn't inadvertent. He was smuggling a loaded handgun onto a commercial flight.  This should be a serious felony, with serious felony time.  Had he succeeded, he could have commandeered the plane and redirected it to, I don't know, Alabama?


I hear you, and yes, but probably mostly because he could just claim "I was all scared to death for my safety walking around <wherever the fark he was going> - honest!"  You can't prove intent to mess with the flight without some other indication that was the case, and just smuggling a gun without intent to do anything in particular is indeed a fine offense.  They'd need records of some sort of him planning nefarious shiat to do more than that to him, unless he was one of those idiots that immediately launch into their terrorist manifesto when caught, or brandished it or talked about it like an evil more stable genius

/no comment on the law being that way - but that's how it is
 
2022-12-23 9:45:40 PM  

Some Junkie Cosmonaut: batrachoseps: Why is this a civil offense with a $15K fine?  It wasn't inadvertent. He was smuggling a loaded handgun onto a commercial flight.  This should be a serious felony, with serious felony time.  Had he succeeded, he could have commandeered the plane and redirected it to, I don't know, Alabama?

I hear you, and yes, but probably mostly because he could just claim "I was all scared to death for my safety walking around <wherever the fark he was going> - honest!"  You can't prove intent to mess with the flight without some other indication that was the case, and just smuggling a gun without intent to do anything in particular is indeed a fine offense.  They'd need records of some sort of him planning nefarious shiat to do more than that to him, unless he was one of those idiots that immediately launch into their terrorist manifesto when caught, or brandished it or talked about it like an evil more stable genius

/no comment on the law being that way - but that's how it is


On a similar note - getting caught with a gun with no concealed carry license is not automatically a felony in a lot of places, even California.  As long as you didn't show it off, scare people, get up to bad shiat, whatever - you just had it - it's almost always a misdemeanor.  We're remarkably cavalier as a nation about that shiat - are you terribly surprised, really?
 
2022-12-23 9:47:42 PM  

batrachoseps: Why is this a civil offense with a $15K fine?  It wasn't inadvertent. He was smuggling a loaded handgun onto a commercial flight.  This should be a serious felony, with serious felony time.  Had he succeeded, he could have commandeered the plane and redirected it to, I don't know, Alabama?


It was in checked luggage
 
2022-12-23 9:48:49 PM  
wonder if the airport played the "Mission Impossible" theme song overhead while the big bust went down.
 
2022-12-23 9:49:21 PM  
Dogs are coffee connoisseurs these days.
 
2022-12-23 9:52:56 PM  

Some Junkie Cosmonaut: MillionDollarMo: And that's why you should shove your handguns up your assholes.

But I only have one asshole "/


If you have handguns you can always punch more assholes.
Taint hard.
 
2022-12-23 9:58:33 PM  
Hey, the gun-sniffing dogs were actually fooled. If it wasn't for that pesky x-ray machine...
 
2022-12-23 10:15:33 PM  
The Peanut Butter Conspiracy-Why Did I Get So High
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2022-12-23 10:18:06 PM  

yakmans_dad: edmo: Not sure what he was thinking. The scanners would spot the peanut butter easily, not to mention the parts.

How stupid do you have to be to imagine x-rays wouldn't penetrate peanut butter?

[thought balloon above his head: next time, chunky!!!]


You hide the gun parts in the jar full of nuts and bolts, then you pour warmed peanut butter in.   Then when going through TSA, just say you didn't want the nuts and bolts to make a lot of noise in shipping.   It's not like they are going to sort them out.   Wait.  Why are we doing this again? Can't you just ship the parts to yourself.  Or you can travel with a gun.  You need a certain grade locking luggage but there is a procedure for it.

I was told about it by a service technician who said he keeps a gun in his tool chest.  The barrel of the gun was cemented shut but it was technically a gun.   His tools were quite expensive and the safety procedure for guns meat his tools were kept secure.
 
2022-12-23 10:21:57 PM  

TheGogmagog: yakmans_dad: edmo: Not sure what he was thinking. The scanners would spot the peanut butter easily, not to mention the parts.

How stupid do you have to be to imagine x-rays wouldn't penetrate peanut butter?

[thought balloon above his head: next time, chunky!!!]

You hide the gun parts in the jar full of nuts and bolts, then you pour warmed peanut butter in.   Then when going through TSA, just say you didn't want the nuts and bolts to make a lot of noise in shipping.   It's not like they are going to sort them out.   Wait.  Why are we doing this again? Can't you just ship the parts to yourself.  Or you can travel with a gun.  You need a certain grade locking luggage but there is a procedure for it.

I was told about it by a service technician who said he keeps a gun in his tool chest.  The barrel of the gun was cemented shut but it was technically a gun.   His tools were quite expensive and the safety procedure for guns meat his tools were kept secure.


Outside the box thinking inside the box
 
2022-12-23 10:22:47 PM  
Did the person not understand how dangerous that was?  What if someone had a peanut allergy??
 
2022-12-23 10:23:28 PM  

RolandTGunner: Looks like a Bersa 380, the cheapest of handguns you can go to jail for.


Better than this piece of shiat
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2022-12-23 10:27:31 PM  
Ah, I remember what the procedure was.  It had to be a hard case luggage.  TSA had to inspect his luggage with him present.  Then it got locked with a lock which TSA didn't have a skeleton key for.  (not a TSA lock), and they would make sure he got his luggage at the destination.
 
2022-12-23 10:29:18 PM  

MythDragon: RolandTGunner: Looks like a Bersa 380, the cheapest of handguns you can go to jail for.

Better than this piece of shiat
[palmettostatearmory.com image 768x768]


What in the hell is that abortion?  Dammit I'm wishing that shiat to the cornfield right now.  Erase erase erase!
 
2022-12-23 10:47:03 PM  

Some Junkie Cosmonaut: MythDragon: RolandTGunner: Looks like a Bersa 380, the cheapest of handguns you can go to jail for.

Better than this piece of shiat
[palmettostatearmory.com image 768x768]

What in the hell is that abortion?  Dammit I'm wishing that shiat to the cornfield right now.  Erase erase erase!


SCCY. Absolute crap. Don't ever get one.
 
2022-12-23 10:53:00 PM  

MythDragon: Some Junkie Cosmonaut: MythDragon: RolandTGunner: Looks like a Bersa 380, the cheapest of handguns you can go to jail for.

Better than this piece of shiat
[palmettostatearmory.com image 768x768]

What in the hell is that abortion?  Dammit I'm wishing that shiat to the cornfield right now.  Erase erase erase!

SCCY. Absolute crap. Don't ever get one.


Not a problem - they're in the cornfield now.  They sleep with Highlander 2

/looks like the starting gun from a crappy indie shooter
 
2022-12-23 11:05:47 PM  

TheGogmagog: yakmans_dad: edmo: Not sure what he was thinking. The scanners would spot the peanut butter easily, not to mention the parts.

How stupid do you have to be to imagine x-rays wouldn't penetrate peanut butter?

[thought balloon above his head: next time, chunky!!!]

You hide the gun parts in the jar full of nuts and bolts, then you pour warmed peanut butter in.   Then when going through TSA, just say you didn't want the nuts and bolts to make a lot of noise in shipping.   It's not like they are going to sort them out.   Wait.  Why are we doing this again? Can't you just ship the parts to yourself.  Or you can travel with a gun.  You need a certain grade locking luggage but there is a procedure for it.

I was told about it by a service technician who said he keeps a gun in his tool chest.  The barrel of the gun was cemented shut but it was technically a gun.   His tools were quite expensive and the safety procedure for guns meat his tools were kept secure.


That is ingenious
 
2022-12-23 11:12:45 PM  

ansius: I would love to know the thought processes here - why on earth did he think that packing a handgun in peanut butter and trying to take it on a flight in hand luggage was a good idea?

Was he just trying to avoid check-in luggage fees?

It's just mind-blowing that a grown adult would think this was a good idea.


Well, some children can't sleep if they don't have their security blanket with them.
 
2022-12-24 12:54:45 AM  
I was wondering why he didn't just declare it, but New York.
 
2022-12-24 3:14:59 AM  
The dog on the far end was not asked for comment.
 
2022-12-24 4:41:22 AM  
Geez people. It's not like it was a box cutter
 
2022-12-24 2:25:49 PM  
Because no one will wonder why you are taking a jar full of something you can get just about anywhere.
 
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