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8. Officious definitely applies to the TSA

Tue May 22, 2012, 09:32 PM

May 2012

Great word, but I wouldn't use it in front of any of them.

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Ticketed After Saving Son From Falling Off Cliff [View all] 1monster May 2012 OP

Remember, always follow the letter of the law Cerridwen May 2012 #1

Cop was doing his job. I wouldn't have done the same, elleng May 2012 #2

But of course you would have. n/t Cerridwen May 2012 #5

... elleng May 2012 #6

Ego filled cop. Typical. n-t Logical May 2012 #3

Post removed Post removed May 2012 #4

of·fi·cious, adj AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #7

Officious definitely applies to the TSA siligut May 2012 #8

Do 5 year-olds throw themselves off cliffs? Robb May 2012 #9

Why wasn't a 5 year old buckled in his child safety seat? n/t Coyote_Bandit May 2012 #10

Because five year olds can unbuckle the seat belt Alcibiades May 2012 #11