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Thaler
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said by Nerdtalker  :What's funny is how somehow one group's wireless network is a threat, while the other isn't. What blatant hypocrisy. Do they think everybody is an idiot or something? No, it's just a proven fact that terrorists can't/don't pay for things. Thus, offering free WiFi will make the airport a haven for bombers.
See, it all makes sense, especially when you fly coach. They treat everyone in the back like potential Osamas, yet are completely stress-free about first class. (I was once warned to not "rush the cockpit" from coach, even though I was using the restroom about 5 feet from me.) After all, no terrorist would pay first class, right?
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said by lazsheriff :I'm so sure Free Wi-Fi is at the top of the list of biggest threats to an airport. Right up there with spork (those fork+spoon things) stabbings.
What's funny is how somehow one group's wireless network is a threat, while the other isn't. What blatant hypocrisy. Do they think everybody is an idiot or something?
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