"Spiffy."
Thank you gift that can survive TSA?
Traveling to the Green Bay v Minnesota game this weekend, and staying with a buddy whose wife I've never met. What can I bring for the hostess that I can carry on to the plane? Any thoughts would be helpful!
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Permalink Reply by Rebekah on -
From fashion site #1:
coffee-table book
high-quality/unique coffee-making tools
scented candle
gourmet salt (lots of solid gourmet foods will work, too)
coasters
fancy notebooks
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bauer on -
Its a laser pointer that looks like a pocket pistol. What could go wrong?
JB
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Permalink Reply by Paul_of_TX on -
If you let your Arab looking friend carry it for you then you are right there will be absolutely no problem. An old white lady or a child carrying this would have a boot on their throat in an instant.
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Permalink Reply by Karl Helweg on -
Chocolate
Local jams/jellies
Local wines (you should be able to fly with two bottles)
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Permalink Reply by Rebekah on
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Only if he's checking luggage, and I hope he's not for a weekend away.
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Permalink Reply by Karl Helweg on
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In state we are allowed three check in bags free so I rarely travel light.
My last flight back from Anchorage (but not up) they boarded people without carry on bags first. I had never heard of this before even when I worked in operations for an airlines but I assume that the amount of carry on bags are getting to be a problem in some way.
That still leaves chocolate(s) or LShieldes's suggestion to buy them dinner.
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Permalink Reply by LShieldes on
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You can always find a nice place to eat, take care of the reservations and pick up the bill
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Permalink Reply by Ken D Books on -
A thank you card and gift certificate/ or gift card.
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Permalink Reply by Chris King on -
Thanks for all of your suggestions! I opted for a handwritten thank you note and buying them dinner. It worked out perfectly because my buddy's wife had picked out a restaurant where she had always wanted to eat. That was a nice touch!
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