I was tired of the sheer incompetence of TSA personnel, although since I've met a guy a couple months ago who works with TSA it did shine a whole new light on my viewpoint.
Even the TSA personnel themselves couldn't understand the guidelines for what they were supposed to do, and that the TSA administration has so much red tape that it was a near miracle to get anything useful accomplished).
Still, it defies all reasoning as to why TSA would seize NAIL CLIPPERS, which are sold in the airport by the way, and now are seizing liquid items. Liquid explosives are easily detectable (often more so than solid explosives), and are also unstable (you're more likely to have it go off by accident than on purpose).
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Science is the organized unpredictability that strives not to set limits to mans' capabilities, but is the engine by which the limits of mans' understanding is defined-Yahoshua
  
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