Weirdest item you've seen taken as carry-on?

[tdimdad]

occasional lawyer and full time pedant

Love the expression!
To think of it, sometimes I need to be this at work when stakeholders are behaving badly. Not in a legal sense but reading the policy back to them.

 

[fly2earth]

Love the expression!
To think of it, sometimes I need to be this at work when stakeholders are behaving badly. Not in a legal sense but reading the policy back to them.

Anything on there that prohibits people bringing a bag of 54 capsule dishwashing pods on board?

 

[p--and--t]

A friend of mine, occasional lawyer and full time pedant,

I'm not a lawyer, but I do like things to be clear and unambiguous, less conjecture, guesses and more fact. Spelling and grammar are important.

Many years ago I had a youngish supervisor appointed over the top of me who was always off at a tangent and making random pronouncements. His emails and report writing

In a meeting where I yet again pointed out a statement he made wasn't quite correct he lashed back with "you are the most pedantic Pr... I have ever met".

I was not offended

 

[Captain Halliday]

I'm not a lawyer, but I do like things to clear and unambiguous, less conjecture, guesses and more fact. Spelling and grammar are important.

Many years ago I had a youngish supervisor appointed over the top of me who was always off at a tangent and making random pronouncements. His emails and report writing

In a meeting where I yet again pointed out a statement he made wasn't quite correct he lashed back with "you are the most pedantic Pr... I have ever met".

I was not offended

So now we have the P in your handle… Pedantic.

Are you also Temperamental?

 

[tdimdad]

In a meeting where I yet again pointed out a statement he made wasn't quite correct he lashed back with "you are the most pedantic Pr... I have ever met".
I was not offended

Back in time, we did peer reviews of project business cases and I gained a nickname "Mr Red Pen" because I always had a plethora of questions and suggestions for clarifications. I carry that name with pride.

I've also been called a stickler by someone much more senior. Exactly, sir, I'm here to help...

 

[Sprucegoose]

When I used to go to Darwin for work I had to pick up a couple of foam boxes of Barramundi for my boss

I presume as an export and not an import - it is important to keep the boss well-fed. - Back when the world had a sense of humour, I used to take Legs of Pork to Manado to feed hungry mine management—the good folk at SQ used to fill my esky with dry ice, which did the trick.

 

[fly2earth]

SYD Domestic airport wont let me carry that on apparently (forgot if it was OMO or dishwashing pods). I had to go back to the counter and check that in as luggage. A first in my books

OK so just now had two bags of laundry pods (RRP $28 each) taken away by the SYD airport staff and the first time I entered they let them in without questions since I figured the last time was a one-off and the person was having a bad day. The terms said that liquid and is allowed so don't know why they would do that bought it on special at the Woolworths Mascot since I don't live near a Woolworths. The SYD airport complaints department would be hearing about it and I am sure ABC news would to