salt encrusted bologna ceviche

yer all full of .....

Darn klc, ya beat me

You know whats funnier than all the little wise cracks Ive just heard?

A:THEY DONT EVEN KNOW WHERE SARS CAME FROM.

B:DID WE GET AN ANSWER AS TO WHY THEY DONT ALLOW FOODS TO BE CARRIED ACCROSS THE BORDER?

C:DO ANY OF YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE TALKING TO OR ARE YOU ALL DRUNK AND JUST DONT CARE

D:SAVED THIS ONE SPECIAL FOR A SPECIAL GUY....... Chris: I am a turd, not too hard and not too soft, I am a lovely shade of champagne, I am made of very expensive wine's, aged cheeses and meats. Rather than bologna, or should I say boloney.

..........some of you should start your own dictionary, you can start with "boloney" and it seems you would only need about 4 copies. Why dont we all meet sometime, you guys seem very sophisticated as is your vocabulary's seemingly large and impeccable. Im having a great time.
-Maybe had someone in one of your families gotten SARS, you guys would be on another note. Lets try to get an answere as to why they dont allow food transportation in peoples little "ice boxes" country to country? aye:)

Actually Waterworld we did start our own language which dictionaries are supplied,and do want to know what it is called? (answer further down the page)
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Watercaviar;

They say they spray the wheels of cars on border crossings to stop the spread of agricultural pests. The reality is it's just another excuse to collect a fee. No matter, it has nothing to do with smuggled containers of ceviche.

Also, SARS was just another flu epedemic. It certainly didn't come from spoilt food. There have been much worst flu outbreaks in the past...this one the WHO just gave a fancy name. The WHO also managed to bring half of the world's economy to its knees in the process.

hey pedro, boloney =Pretentious or silly talk or writing. I am stating the LAWS of transporting foods and also what the reasons for that\those LAWS are, boloney???? answer that, how is that boloney? people get on this board and ask simple questions about transporting foods, they get a serious answer because thats a serious topic, there are LAWS for REASONS. I am a pilot who trains at one of the best schools in this beautiful world we live in, I think I may know slightly what I am talking about. You heard of the NTSB? Trust me when I say, mutated germs and viruses are the reason we have SARS.

Waterworld.What I think of you is that you are a pretentious prig-You are a student pilot (big deal) in my opinion it is harder and more stressfull to drive a bus in a big city than fly a plane which actually has computers that fly and land the plane for you -added to the fact you rarely have traffic jams (except on the runway).

Since when does the NTSB concern it self with foods-it doesn't it deals with pilot error and crashes etc..

SARS is a virus which has nothing to do with the transportation of food-next you will be saying the common cold is caused by eating lettuce grown in China or Belize.

When the tyres and cars are sprayed on entering Guat. or Mexico it is as Chris says a way of making extra money as half the time there is known to be no chemicals in the spray.

water world or water head, who’s splitting hairs? Being an airline pilot presumably qualifies you to fly an airplane, nothing more nothing less. You sound very much like another poster on this board by the name MA that has an equally awesome megalomaniacal complex. Are we dealing with another set of aliases here???

sure whatever you say sigmond frog, wish you were sigmund freud dont ya using those big words.

What Happens to Prohibited Items?

If you bring a prohibited item to the checkpoint you may be criminally and/or civilly prosecuted or at the least asked to rid yourself of the item. A screener and/or Law Enforcement Officer will make this determination depending on what the item is and the circumstances. This is because bringing a prohibited item to a security checkpoint - even accidentally - is illegal.

Now ask yourselves this question.......
Why would they have such a law?