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7-04-2008 @ 11:20AM

Lynne said...

I was traveling from Detroit to Myrtle Beach when a screener took my Toshiba laptop from me THREW it through the walk through scanner it slid on the floor and into a wall I called for HELP from Security, AIRLINE (spirit), Airline that leased gates to Spirit (NWA), Detroit Metropolitan Airport Commission. No ONE cared thast they destroyed MY LAPTOP and no one took responsibility paid for repairs or replacement! ! But if I would have grabbed him tossed him along floor and into a wall I would have been jailed!

7-04-2008 @ 11:34AM

Tambocha said...

Wow...you sure make some strange capitalization choices!

7-04-2008 @ 12:00PM

Lynne said...

Tam, Actually if you read it the points to make note of like the AIRLINE, ect. are capitalized but apparently you are NOT a detail oriented person just one who prefers to find fault instead of deatails. but wait until you have a VERY EXPENSIVE piece of your property destroyed. Now go away, and get a life unless you can actually contribute to ther topic.

7-04-2008 @ 2:01PM

Joe said...

You do make WEIRD capitalization choices! BIZZARE way to WRITE a post. I'm also SURE you are EXAGGERATING about what happened. YOU need a LIFE.

7-04-2008 @ 10:34PM

Barry said...

wow I'm going to Myrtle this August 12t till sept 18th--thats kinda freaky what happened to you___> Barry----P,S. any luck recouping any $ from them yet?

7-04-2008 @ 2:17PM

Lynne said...

Actually it is quite factual and a report was filed witjh Wayne County Sheriff's Department.. So you need a life.. unless you are anacephalic... And when I attended college in Michigan it was still proper to capitolize names, titles, and openings to sentences... Online it is also considered to be MAKING A POINT.

MORON!

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