Underwear: Don't scan on me

[Jae Williams]

An Erlanger (Kentucky) lawyer and blogger believes his new business has a solution for those wanting to protect their modesty without making a scene while going through full body scanners at airports.

Marcus Carey, who lives in Owen County and blogs at BluegrassBulletin.com, started an apparel line in mid-December that sells clothing with strategically placed patriotic emblems made of special ink he claims will blur out a person's private parts on the image of the scanner.
ScannerShirts.com offers women's shirts with stars over the nipples and children's shirts with emblems at the bottom, over the genitals. Briefs and boxers with U.S. or eagle-themed logos in front are also sold on the site.
Carey said the recipe for the ink is a trade secret but says it blurs the x-ray image of what's underneath.

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2...etter-business

Well, they can just cancel my application to operate the x-ray machine!!

Sheeesh!!

[rsmith24]

Here's a solution to all the controversy over full-body
scanners at the airports. Have a booth that you can step into
that will not X-ray you, but will detonate any explosive device
you may have on you.

It would be a win-win for everyone, and there would be none of this
crap about racial profiling, plus this method would eliminate a long
and expensive trial. Justice would be quick and swift.

[Jae Williams]

Originally Posted by rsmith24

Here's a solution to all the controversy over full-body
scanners at the airports. Have a booth that you can step into
that will not X-ray you, but will detonate any explosive device
you may have on you.

It would be a win-win for everyone, and there would be none of this
crap about racial profiling, plus this method would eliminate a long
and expensive trial. Justice would be quick and swift.

That--I like!

[David P. OKeefe]

I would not like to the next in line after someone explodes in it.

[Joseph A. Ferry]

Yes. But can it thwart these?

[Nick Gromicko]

In the words of Richard Nixon: If you have nothing to be ashamed of, you don't need your privacy.

[Gary Farnsworth]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40888102/ns/travel-news/

TSA elimination at airports being considered.