Certain things might seem self-evident to most of us. You don’t tug on Superman’s cape. You don’t spit into the wind. And you don’t take a battle-ax, no matter what it’s made of, into the passenger cabin of a commercial airplane.
The Transportation Security Administration’s sassy Instagram account has been quiet for a few days, but was back in fighting form on Friday, sharing the above photo of a replica battle-ax an unidentified passenger wanted to carry on a flight.
Simmer down, ye wannabe Viking warriors. The TSA shot down any hopes of slicing open a Diet Sprite from the flight attendant’s cart, noting that even though the weapon was a prop and made of soft material, it needed to be packed in checked luggage. The post also joked about the photographer’s foot, because that is toe-tally funny.
Followers of the account has some sharp replies.
“‘It’s sort of like a nerf,’ will be my new excuse for everything,” wrote rooaary.
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And a user going by the name infinity_dong_ (!) had a “Game of Thrones“-related response, writing, “Just in case there are White Walkers on the plane.”
