Monday, January 14, 2008

Gotta watch out for those five year old kids...

they might be terrorists. The TSA detained and searched a 5 year old boy who had the same name as a suspected terrorist. Because, y'know, it's impossible to just look at a 5 year old boy and verify he's not a terrorist. Alrighty, then!

-- Badtux the Snarky Penguin

9 comments:

  1. Actually, I've run across a few 5-year-old terrorists in my time. I wish they'd start kicking more of them off planes and out of restaurants.

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  2. The government's finally recognizing the real threat!

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  3. Well it's about time. Maybe they asked The Governator. He knows first-hand the evils of those dastardly places called "kindergartens", where they indoctrinate our children with such un-American values as "sharing" and "use your words, not your fists" and thereby turn them into five-year-old terriers err terrorists whatever. Well, okay, it was just a movie (Kindergarten Cop), maybe he *doesn't* know first hand, but even second hand experience via a script may have been enough.

    - Badtux the Snarky Penguin

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  4. He could of been could be a cleverly disguised terrorist (using his real name?).

    Some of those kindergarteners are real terrors. NO?

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  5. Maybe he was a terrorist in training, fresh from a terrorist kindergarten in Pakistan or Saudi Arabia (or some other country we're allied with)?

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  6. Hmm... you may have a point, Karlo, the name for "kindergarten" in Arabic is "madrasa", and everybody knows that those madrasas are terrorist training academies!

    - Badtux the Snarky Penguin

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  7. Silly Penguin. Don't you know that only white males with American accents between the ages of 25 and 90 can't be terrorists?

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