If they comment on the Frosty from Wendy’s … God help them.

I would invite TSA to drink a pint of peanut butter, then.

🙄🙄🙄

if they really wanted to ban it they should just have done so without giving a silly reason like it's a liquid.

Isn't there a whole thing about not tempting God or telling God what to do?

Then why does it say X-ray on the side, on the monitor, in the manual, and in the training?

I’ve had this same issue but with toothpaste - a paste is not a liquid!

You stand in a millimeter wave imaging machine.

Your bag goes through an x-ray machine.

If he’s not resurrected by Easter we’re legally allowed to leave

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I profess myself curious as to why "dead guy still dead" is worthy of an article this particular time.

Has he been embalmed... Or is there just some dude rotting to prove a point

I almost always pack peanut butter, PBJ sandwich, or nuts for plane trips. It's a really great, shelf-stable source of protein and fats which makes it a really great travel food when you can't bring a cooler/ice pack.

Obviously I would keep it sealed if someone on the plane was allergic though. I'm not an AH.

I don't agree or disagree with this discussion, but thanks for reasoning.

Maybe he doesn't carry much. Doesn't make him a "type of person". He didn't say he "refused". Only his tendency. He wasn't complaining.

an eggstreme amount

??? Who is complaining?

Oh you're one of those...

If you refuse to check a bag I don't think you have much ground to complain about what you're allowed to carry on, especially when it isn't an immediate necessity.

Better yet. Why not shut down a multi-billion dollar jobs program that has no record of actually preventing a single incident.

I do not check baggage.

So, why not just put it in your checked baggage?

Maybe he pulled a Jesus and resurrected "spiritually"

...apologetics is so silly

I wanna know who is making bombs out of it.

This screams Lifetime Summer Movie.

I'm gonna be the annoying "AAActually" guy here and point out that the term liquid can include many substances that are far more viscous than even peanut butter, to the point of appearing solid.

There's a whole ongoing experiment where a form of naturally occuring asphalt has been left to drip, it has only done so 9 times since 1930 and is for this reason still considered a liquid despite seeming so solid at room temp it can be shattered with a forceful enough blow.