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Confiscated bats at Louisville airport

Mark Frauenfelder at 3:04 pm Thu, Nov 30, 2006

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Aww... look at those cute pink bats in the confiscation bin. From Todd Lappin:
 115 309924706 8Be3783D66 "In Louisville, Kentucky -- home to Louisville Slugger, America's most famous baseball bat manufacturer -- TSA has a special warning display near the security screening area at the airport.

"Sadly, this is the closest thing to 'local flavor' that I've seen at any of the otherwise uniformly-grim TSA outposts around the country."

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