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Ali Angel
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/27/26 11:00 PM
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ASCAP & AI
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Riot Fest
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/21/26 10:51 PM
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I was in Saginaw Mich. a few years ago. Had to fly home to Fl. at the spur of the moment. I went to the airport with only a carry on bag and bought a ticket. No reservation. They pulled me aside at security, asked questions and emptied my bag, dirty underwear and all and frisked me. They apologised and I said that I understand (which I did) considering that I showed up out of nowhere with a carry on and bought a ticket. I bought a coach seat but they put me in first class for my trouble. Same thing happened to me last summer, Ben. I drove a car up to Ohio and then flew home. Since it was a one-way ticket, they ran me through the ringer. I guess it didn't help matters that I really don't look very respectable.  Are terrorists really stupid enough to try to save money by buying a one-way ticket because they aren't going to need the return trip? Maybe they are - would be nice....... Scott
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