4th Amendment underwear - for real

[Richard D]

http://cargocollective.com/4thamendment#802869/Metallic-Ink-Printed-T-Shirt


(I have nothing to do with this company)

[rug]

1. Does the long sleeve version have the second amendment on it?

[jobycom]

3. Nah, that's on the holster vests. nt

[TheWraith]

4. I'll take one of each, plus the First Amendment jacket. nt

[jobycom]

8. Oh come on. The First Amendment? That's so 1960s.

[damntexdem]

6. No, but the accessorized shoulder holster does.

;-)

[Uncle Joe]

2. Brilliant concept.

Thanks for the thread, Richard D.

[drmeow]

5. I was thinking about

writing "F**k the TSA" on an undershirt for my upcoming flight but this is much better.

[thereismore]

7. I am pretty sure that's a high-energy X-ray photo that the text is photoshopped into,

but yes it's nice, if quaint.

[AnArmyVeteran]

9. I planted a gun above an elevator ceiling.

I like to play practical jokes. One day at work several years ago I cut out a silhouette of a hand gun from cardboard and put it over an elevator ceiling. The elevator had a diffused plastic see-through ceiling that could be raised up. From below it looked exactly like someone stashed a gun up there.

It freaked a few people out because someone, probably security, removed the 'gun' by the end of the day. Before the 'gun' was removed I deliberately rode up and down the elevator several times before anyone noticed it. I wanted to see what people's reactions would be.

A few days later I made a 3 foot long 'sword' out of cardboard and put it in the same spot. I'm sure the guys who worked in security scratched their heads a lot over that escapade.

That was the pre-9/11 era so no harm was done, but if someone did that today it could create a lot of chaos. (Btw, I made sure my fingerprints weren't left on anything!)