Shouldn’t the TSA be able to hire someone who can spell? Yesterday’s travels included staring at a TSA sign listing the “AMMENDED” information about carry-on restrictions. I can understand a hurried note with typos, or even the text of a lazy-ass blogger’s (hey me, I’m talking about you!) blog being riddled with spelling and punctuation errors, but shouldn’t a government agency, one that is supposed to be concerned about our safety, put a little effort into making sure they do things right? I mean, this isn’t like the set of TSA-approved locks of mine they stole, or the fact that they frequently can’t be bothered with actually zipping my checked luggage completely shut after searching it. Spelling is important, dammit!
What else? Hydrophobia. My eye doctor offered me lenses with rabies today! Oh wait, he’s actually referring to their ability to repel water and oil (the latter of which really should be referred to as oleophobic in the literature, not lumped under hydrophobic). Okay, that’s all for today. Move along. I have an expense report to fill out and a bad attitude to adjust.
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