Red Tape: March 29th, 2006

[Bocaj Claw]

http://www.ozyandmillie.org/2006/om20060329.html

What about a sheep powered ray gun then?

[Tum0spoo]

Hahaha, poor Millie. So far this whole trip has been a big let down for her. I'm sure she'll find some mischief to get herself into. ^_~

[Richard K Niner]

Maybe she can sneak in and give the president a wedgie

[The MAZZTer]

That wouldn't go over well with the Secret Service.

[Miles E Traysandor]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

[Tum0spoo]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

"Furby"s.

[dcsimpson]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

Nunchuks.

At the White House, there's a sign, with those red circle-with-a-slash-through-it things over stylized silhouettes of things you can't bring in. One of them is nunchuks.

It's fascinated me since the first time I visited the place (I think I was 13) that this would suggest that at least once, someone actually did bring nunchuks when they visited the White House.

[The MAZZTer]

That should go on a "You're know you're in America when..." list.

"You know you're in America when you see a sign specifically banning nunchucks."

[Gizensha]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

Nunchuks.

At the White House, there's a sign, with those red circle-with-a-slash-through-it things over stylized silhouettes of things you can't bring in. One of them is nunchuks.

It's fascinated me since the first time I visited the place (I think I was 13) that this would suggest that at least once, someone actually did bring nunchuks when they visited the White House.

Incidently, they don't have a problem with some types of knives. Not a large blade, but when he was touring the white house, a physics teacher of mine asked if there'd be a problem with the knife he always carries (as a tool rather than a weapon. Sharpening pencils, that sort of thing. This was revealed when a friend accidently forgot to take his swiss army knife out of his bag after a camping trip...), the person who asked looked at him like he was being rediculous.

Granted, I'm not sure when that was.

[IceDragon]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

Danger!! Death Ray!

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

Nunchuks.

Hey, drinking man, junior at St. Cloud State, hey knock your friends on their sorry butts with a Trendy Captain Morgan's Spiced Rumchucks.


HI-KEEBA! Ok, I'll stop...

At the White House, there's a sign, with those red circle-with-a-slash-through-it things over stylized silhouettes of things you can't bring in. One of them is nunchuks.

It's fascinated me since the first time I visited the place (I think I was 13) that this would suggest that at least once, someone actually did bring nunchuks when they visited the White House.

Chuck Norris ruined it for everyone.

[NHJ BV]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

Pretzels

[Mikey]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

Pretzels

ROFL

[Mikey]

Hahaha, hamster powered death ray =)

I wonder what else the White House has on that list

Common sense.

[Tum0spoo]

I was serious when I said Furbys.
I don't know if it's on the sign, but there was a law passed somewhere stating that "Furbys" Were not permited inside government buildings because they can repeat information.

Also: Nunchaku, nunchuck, and numchuck are all correct spellings in case someone mentioned it.

[DHLawrence]

I was serious when I said Furbys.
I don't know if it's on the sign, but there was a law passed somewhere stating that "Furbys" Were not permited inside government buildings because they can repeat information.

So it's not because they're damned annoying pieces of junk?