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'TSA Booty Up For Grabs on eBay'

Oh, yeah. Where do I bid?


Only ABC could make a TSA story so sexy. It's interesting, but not as hot as the headline makes it sound:

Knives, scissors and other items that were "voluntarily surrendered" at checkpoints in airports throughout the Northeast are being auctioned online by the Pennsylvania Department of General Services.
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The state has raised over $300,000 since it began selling no-fly surplus online in June of 2004.

I like it as an alternative to tax hikes. There's some advanced marketing behind the effort, too:

Pennsylvania will be auctioning off a "hunting kit" this fall for hunting season in an effort to better market the no-fly surplus. The kit will be equipped with knives, ropes and flashlights, according to Myslewicz.

At hockey season, they will be assembling a "hockey kit" for sale on the web. Other items include furry handcuffs, a sausage grinder and a six-foot electric palm tree.

TSA booty. Get it while you can.

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