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07/01/2012 09:34:21 AM · #26
Originally posted by ambaker:

Just noticed that the trip should have been yesterday. No update, no video. No Slippy?


30 days in solitary will do that.;-)
07/01/2012 11:45:24 AM · #27
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by robs:

It's a sad day when regular people are concerned about a basic government function :-(


"Regular people" don't NEED to be concerned when crossing the border.


Regular people who might inadvertently say something to alarm the border guards? At the Mexican border, I watched guards disassembling a van, while the family looked on in horror. as their belongings were rummaged through.

Message edited by author 2012-07-01 11:45:48.
07/01/2012 01:44:26 PM · #28
Originally posted by Spork99:

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by robs:

It's a sad day when regular people are concerned about a basic government function :-(


"Regular people" don't NEED to be concerned when crossing the border.


Regular people who might inadvertently say something to alarm the border guards? At the Mexican border, I watched guards disassembling a van, while the family looked on in horror. as their belongings were rummaged through.


I hear ya. I was trying to be funny, implying that our Slippy isn't, in fact, a "regular person". I used to be in and out of Baja California at least 2-3x a month at the Tijuana or Calexico crossings, and it always put my heart in my throat even though I was NEVER doing anything "wrong". And THAT was back in the late 70's/early 90's, when things were a LOT more relaxed than they are now.
07/01/2012 02:35:06 PM · #29
I'm trying to understand the logic of not allowing a photograph of something you are allowed to see in the first place ... if I were intent on criminal surveillance I think I'd enroll in a drawing class rather than spend money on camera equipment.
07/01/2012 03:10:21 PM · #30
Originally posted by GeneralE:

I'm trying to understand the logic of not allowing a photograph of something you are allowed to see in the first place ... if I were intent on criminal surveillance I think I'd enroll in a drawing class rather than spend money on camera equipment.


Trying to correlate US security measures with logic is a futile endeavor.
08/20/2012 02:09:48 AM · #31
Originally posted by Strikeslip:

If I had my GoPro suction-cupped to the inside of my car's windshield while crossing into the USA, would the guard tazer me and send my family to Gitmo?

I'm thinking about doing a time-lapse of my drive from Ontario to New York tomorrow.

So I am guessing Slippy has been in GTMO since the beginning of July?

08/20/2012 02:30:33 AM · #32
Lol Ken!
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