Be prepared for LHR security to body scan your children

peachyprice

PeacefulWaters wrote: »

Give me namby pamby freedom over Nazi style "show me your papers or I'll lock you up".

Each to their own, but I have nothing to hide so nothing to fear.

Pollycat

hollydays wrote: »

I refer you to your comment above that you posted to another poster on this very thread..pulling him up on his spelling...together with your usual :rotfl:
Hypocrisy much?

I'm really sorry that you think I'm a hypocrite.

'the usual :rotfl:' comment is somewhat worrying.
If you are aware that I usually use a particular smiley it suggests to me somewhat stalker-ish behaviour.

Anyway, I don"t want be be argiung with you, so I'll leave that with you.

And I've actually taken something from this thread.
On my next trip through the airport, when I set the alarm off - I'm pretty sure I will - I'll do as you did and volunteer to lift my blouse.
I hope Security won't think I'm being too forward.

hollydays

Pollycat wrote: »

I'm really sorry that you think I'm a hypocrite.

'the usual :rotfl:' comment is somewhat worrying.
If you are aware that I usually use a particular smiley it suggests to me somewhat stalker-ish behaviour.

Anyway, I don"t want be be argiung with you, so I'll leave that with you.

And I've actually taken something from this thread.
On my next trip through the airport, when I set the alarm off - I'm pretty sure I will - I'll do as you did and volunteer to lift my blouse.
I hope Security won't think I'm being too forward.

FINALLY , we get to your point , why didn't you just start off by saying you thought I was " too forward" when in the cubicle with two of airport security. Bizarre.

Then you could have avoided going off topic .
This thread has got ridiculous, let's end it here.

Pollycat

hollydays wrote: »

FINALLY , we get to your point , why didn't you just start off by saying you thought I was " too forward" when in the cubicle with two of airport security. Bizarre.

Then you could have avoided going off topic .
This thread has got ridiculous, let's end it here.

Where did I say I thought you were " too forward" when in the cubicle?

I'm just a little concerned that by changing the way I deal with Security (i.e. instead of being passive and doing what they ask) I change to adopt your approach, they may think I (not you) am being " too forward".

It's a dilemma indeed.

I apologise for going 'off-topic'.