My New and Improve GIOTTOS Blower-for safety.

[lion rock]

Dear Surapon,
I think it was and expensive lesson, hope the customs agents didn't blacklist your wife.  Any meat, veggies, plants or even soil can't be brought into the US.  Even cooked egg yolks, as contained in our (Chinese) mid Autumn moon cakes.
I believe there may be a list of travellers names they keep of offenders, so returning back to the country, these people are scrutinized carefully.
There are a whole list somewhere that forbid importation of stuff.  Though, commercial companies can do so. 
My evil conspiracy mind thinks there is a partnership for shippers to do business this way.

Dear Surapon, don't aggregate the customs agents or TSA types.  Be careful what you bring in.  A photo of the sausage is cheaper and garranties entry to the country,  .
-r

[surapon]

Dear Surapon,
I think it was and expensive lesson, hope the customs agents didn't blacklist your wife.  Any meat, veggies, plants or even soil can't be brought into the US.  Even cooked egg yolks, as contained in our (Chinese) mid Autumn moon cakes.
I believe there may be a list of travellers names they keep of offenders, so returning back to the country, these people are scrutinized carefully.
There are a whole list somewhere that forbid importation of stuff.  Though, commercial companies can do so. 
My evil conspiracy mind thinks there is a partnership for shippers to do business this way.

Dear Surapon, don't aggregate the customs agents or TSA types.  Be careful what you bring in.  A photo of the sausage is cheaper and garranties entry to the country,  .
-r

Ha, Ha., Ha, Thanks Dear lion rock.
I love your words "Be careful what you bring in.  A photo of the sausage is cheaper and garranties entry to the country,  "Yes, Yes, Yes.
Surapon

[rs]

It's more than just the good folk here at CR who find your posts interesting:

http://petapixel.com/2013/12/18/photographer-blower-confiscated-tsa-fly-like-missile/#more-127270

[surapon]

It's more than just the good folk here at CR who find your posts interesting:

http://petapixel.com/2013/12/18/photographer-blower-confiscated-tsa-fly-like-missile/#more-127270

Thanks, Dear Rs.
Thanks for give us see this good link. and Might get me in the Black List  and will have a hard time to fly in- out from our great country USA. again. Now I must use Cruise Ship only, to go around the world.
Thanks.
Surapon

[dreambookTV]

=D

[Don Haines]

It's more than just the good folk here at CR who find your posts interesting:

http://petapixel.com/2013/12/18/photographer-blower-confiscated-tsa-fly-like-missile/#more-127270

Thanks, Dear Rs.
Thanks for give us see this good link. and Might get me in the Black List  and will have a hard time to fly in- out from our great country USA. again. Now I must use Cruise Ship only, to go around the world.
Thanks.
Surapon

You are now in elite company....

The guy who tried to light his underwear on fire....
The shoe bomber....
Countless people who smuggled guns and knives onto a plane...

and now... the most dangerous of them all..... the guy who wanted to blow the dust off of a camera lens....

You are on the no-fly list now for sure

[Click]

=D

Hilarious 

Welcome to CR 

[surapon]

It's more than just the good folk here at CR who find your posts interesting:

http://petapixel.com/2013/12/18/photographer-blower-confiscated-tsa-fly-like-missile/#more-127270

Thanks, Dear Rs.
Thanks for give us see this good link. and Might get me in the Black List  and will have a hard time to fly in- out from our great country USA. again. Now I must use Cruise Ship only, to go around the world.
Thanks.
Surapon

You are now in elite company....

The guy who tried to light his underwear on fire....
The shoe bomber....
Countless people who smuggled guns and knives onto a plane...

and now... the most dangerous of them all..... the guy who wanted to blow the dust off of a camera lens....

You are on the no-fly list now for sure

Ha, Ha, Ha, Dear Don, Ha, Ha, Ha----That the most Dangerous man on the airplane, who try to use the Lens Cleaner Blower, to clean all the dust on the seat during the plane is landing, and  before the new set of Passengers come aboard.----Ha, Ha, Ha. I will be on the black list soon.
Surapon.

[surapon]

=D

Ha, Ha, Ha, Dear dreambookTV.
Wow, Beautiful Picture ,capture the story teller by a great Graphic Designer like you.
Thanks.
Surapon

[surapon]

=D

Hilarious 

Welcome to CR 

Ha, Ha, Ha---Dear  Click---Yes, Yes, Yes.
Surapon

[surapon]

Another Link------Ha, Ha, Ha. One of my Friend from Facebook link to me---Thanks.
Enjoy, my friends---But I might be dead very soon, or in the jail some where.
Surapon.

http://diyphotography.net/flying-better-not-take-your-lens-dust-blower-lest-security-mistakes-it-deadly-rocket

[JPAZ]

To mirror everyone else here, don't anger those who can make your day a whole lot more difficult.

I was once returning from Hilton Head.  Those of you who have flown there know it is a relatively small airport with only a few flights each day.  I had traveled with a DSLR and some stuff (as we all do) and worked diligently to move dividers around in my backpack to hold what I was bringing on the trip.  Actually, I re-arranged the pack several time until I was happy with the layout and had a great trip.

At the airport, the TSA agent did not like something they saw on the screen.  The agent then proceeded to literally "tear apart" the bag, not just removing the expensive equipment, but ripping all the dividers out of their carefully Velcro'd positions.  I politely offered to help and was met by a glare that only told me to not say another word.  I just stood there with a "pleasant" expression on my face, knowing that I could be subjected to a lot more scrutiny at the whim of the agent.

At the end, I was handed the bin with all the equipment and dividers stuffed in, and had to put my whole pack and kit back together, again.  No explanation was offered.

Ironically, I have had a much simpler and pleasant experience boarding a flight in Tel Aviv, and I suspect they know a thing or two about security at that airport.

[Zv]

Seriously how do the airports find these people? Do they put out an ad in the newspaper like this -

"Airport security staff required, must be insensitive, miserable and generally disliked by the public. Must have vendetta against rocket blowers and other photographic equipment. Minimal communication skills needed. Intelligence preferred but not necessary. Previous experience in customer aggravation welcome. Apply within."

[Click]

Ha Ha Ha    Thanks for the link Mr.Surapon

[surapon]

To mirror everyone else here, don't anger those who can make your day a whole lot more difficult.

I was once returning from Hilton Head.  Those of you who have flown there know it is a relatively small airport with only a few flights each day.  I had traveled with a DSLR and some stuff (as we all do) and worked diligently to move dividers around in my backpack to hold what I was bringing on the trip.  Actually, I re-arranged the pack several time until I was happy with the layout and had a great trip.

At the airport, the TSA agent did not like something they saw on the screen.  The agent then proceeded to literally "tear apart" the bag, not just removing the expensive equipment, but ripping all the dividers out of their carefully Velcro'd positions.  I politely offered to help and was met by a glare that only told me to not say another word.  I just stood there with a "pleasant" expression on my face, knowing that I could be subjected to a lot more scrutiny at the whim of the agent.

At the end, I was handed the bin with all the equipment and dividers stuffed in, and had to put my whole pack and kit back together, again.  No explanation was offered.

Ironically, I have had a much simpler and pleasant experience boarding a flight in Tel Aviv, and I suspect they know a thing or two about security at that airport.

Ha, Ha, Ha, Thanksss, Dear JPAZ----Thanks for good story, But No comments from Me, Because Too close to my Home town, Ha, Ha, Ha----I am in the Black List Now.
Surapon