The State of TSA Screening

In defiance of Mikes coaching to add content I think I will let this speak for itself.

http://conservativecritic.com/home/2012/05/07/tsa-cartoon-searching-the-statue-of-liberty/cartoon-4/

 

Priceless! Especially "Big Bertha" frisking Liberty! Creepy, but so true!

 

This should be printed & handed out @ airports.

Notice how that Gropenfrau is reaching into Miss Liberty's shawl.

 

Oh, I SO want to put that on a t-shirt and go get a patdown!

 

Make sure someone is pointing a video camera with shotgun mike in your direction when you do it. Might even catch a Pedosmurf in the commission of multiple felonies.

 

No, I liked that cartoon, I want to find it again.

 

I have that cartoon saved in my I Photos but cannot get it to go here and I've been trying. I am barely smarter than the box my computer came in...... but I know I can email it so if someone wants to send me an email address I can do that and perhaps they can post the cartoon.

 

I'm certainly not up on how to share things like this but wouldn't making the image available on Flicker or such make it linkable? Also, before doing anything like that would want to be sure that no copyright issues were present. To be honest I wasn't sure of any copyright issues when I first posted but figured if I gave credit to the source it would be ok.

 

Not all sites allow hotlinking (direct links), which might be the issue. If Flicker allows hot linking, then somewhere it probably provides an option to copy the correct URL into your copy buffer.

 

Odd thing, I see the image on this computer but do not see it on other computers I use.

 

It's in your cache.

Can you try to do a right-click to save it to your computer, then either upload it or email it do me?

Alternatively, it you have Snagit or another snipping tool, you can save it off the screen to a file.

 

I sent you this and one other image yesterday via email. Hope you received.

 

Yes, I got them. I also save a copy of the one jtodd linked on my hard drive at home, so if it disappears again, I can restore from that or the ones you sent, unless, of course, Hearst sends a take-down notice ...

This is actually old -- 2010 copyright by Hearst papers.

If you (phoebepontiac?) want this on a t-shirt, I'd suggest making arrangements w/ Hearst & then setting it up @ Cafe Press.

 

Flickr definitely allows hotlinking by policy. If you're on the image page, go to the top left, choose "Share," and it'll even give you the HTML or BBCode to perform the hotlink.

That can be turned off per-image by the user who posted it, though.