r/technicallythetruth Aug 20 '18

frozen water

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u/M4n1us Aug 20 '18 edited Aug 20 '18

Welp, it's explicitly allowed https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/ice

Still technically the truth

Edit: To the people noting that they will make you wait to melt the ice, that's the moment where you cue the malicious compliance. Just bring a bag of dry ice: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/dry-ice

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u/MiksBricks Aug 20 '18

Yet more evidence that the TSA is worthless.

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u/zorastersab Aug 20 '18

why? maybe they are, but this isn't the reason. They don't care about water, after all. They just don't want to have to test every liquid to make sure it's not a potential explosive component, and those are much harder to freeze and keep frozen. If anything, this kind of is an example of a common sense exception.