I am returning to NYC from a trip to Charleston, SC today. As I went through the TSA Screening in Charleston, my Carreon was pulled to the side to be inspected. I had packed a DE razor (at home it's 95% SR) and lurched a pack of blades in Charleston. Knowing that I couldn't bring the blades on the plane I was sure to dispose of the used blade and toss the pack of razors.

TSA had pulled my razor from my bag, because, "You can't fly with this." When I asked why not, I was told because it contains a razor blade and you cannot fly with a razor blade. Offered to open the head to show that the razor was empty, but she refused. I then offered to open it and as told I could not touch the item. After a solid 15 minutes of discussion they were trying to confiscate the razor. (I had offered to go back and check the bag). I was forced to have a supervisor called. After another 10 minutes of discussion, he finally consented to open the razor to inspect for a blade (it was empty).

Frustrating that most people today do not understand the tools of the past.

Anyone else have any TSA Hijinks stories to share?