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This Week in Women: Naked Blake Lively, Amber Rose & more

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Every Friday I swing by Guyism to update you on what stupid things women did in this week’s headlines. What qualifies me to do so? Nothing, really. But I do run a blog called Bitches Can’t Hang, so I guess that’s almost like a degree in Women’s Studies. Read more

Woman suing TSA after officials heavily grope breasts in front of son

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Tyra Banks was an enthusiastic, albeit slightly overwhelmed, TSA agent during her brief stint working for the agency.

We usually try to avoid stories that getting beaten to death without a lot of humor to see them, but this example of the TSA overstepping its boundaries is too ridiculous to avoid. A Carlsbad woman is suing the TSA after she was allegedly aggressively groped at a checkpoint when officials told her son the ... Read more

The best and worst of TSA pat-downs: A photo essay

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After last year’s “underwear bomber” incident, the TSA began to implement more stringent procedures for airline passengers. You’ve probably noticed a difference in the last few weeks if you’ve traveled. Several hundred airports are now equipped with full-body scanners that literally take an x-ray of your entire naked body. Read more

Small penis jokes lead to TSA worker beatdown

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Here’s a helpful lesson on how not to take a joke: After walking through the high tech new airport body scanners at his Miami International Airport place of work, Rolando Negrin found himself mocked by coworkers for his genitals being as big as a bite sized Snickers. So he responded by assaulting one of his ... Read more

TSA confiscates Play Doh from a kid

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In light of the recent terror underwear bomb attack attempt by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the TSA divisions at every airport are expected to crack down in an effort to ensure that nothing like that happens again. And they’ve already proven to be hard at work. For proof, look no further than New Orleans International Airport ... Read more