Media Platforms Design TeamPeople are weird. So, naturally, try to bring weird things on planes. And thanks to the power of , the TSA can show us exactly what kind of bizarre stuff it confiscates from people attempting to board airplane.InstagramIt’s easy to hate on the TSA, but if this is the kind of stuff they are protecting us from, I will never complain about airport security. Okay, maybe a little.View full post on InstagramWhile this person may consider bear repellant to be a bear necessity, TSA clearly did not agree.View full post on InstagramIsn’t sneaking stuff around, like, the first rule of being a ninja? I don’t think he read this book before deciding to hollow it out and store throwing knives inside.View full post on InstagramIf something looks like an explosive, like this grenade-shaped vaping device, then don’t bring it through security.View full post on InstagramYou are not a samurai. Leave the swords at home.View full post on InstagramThis knuckle stungun is overkill. Of awesome. Maybe don’t try to fly with it, though.View full post on Instagram"Nobody looks inside a Scooby-Doo greeting card, so they’ll never find my blades!“View full post on InstagramHow does someone look at an inert projectile shell and think “Yeah, I’m going to bring this on a plane”?View full post on InstagramComb daggers: Taking style to a new, you’ve-got-to-be-kidding-me-with-that extreme.View full post on InstagramIt’s clear by now that hollowing out a book to hide stuff does not work against the TSA.View full post on InstagramObviously you need a speargun to catch those fish… on a plane… in the sky.View full post on Instagram"Please keep in mind that if an item looks like a real bomb, grenade, mine, etc., it is prohibited,” the TSA politely reminds you.View full post on InstagramOwning Batman gear does not make you Batman, as evidenced by this confiscated throwing star.
