Thursday 9 July 2009

The Danger of Using a Zipped Suitcase


With the holiday season in full swing I thought this video would be of interest. I travel with a zipped case because it's light, but it's just too easy and quick for anyone to open. I shall return to my old Samsonite now and just pack fewer items.

9 comments:

RantinRab said...

Explains why I got stopped at Prestwick airport and all my cigarettes taken off me! My case was the last one on the belt and was 20 minutes behind the rest, then as I was walking through the 'nothing to declare' channel, a customs officer suddenly appeared and pulled me to the side. Sneaky buggers.

subrosa said...

You think someone had looked in your bag beforehand? Quite possible Rab when you see how quickly it's done.

banned said...

One of modern lifes many miseries is the clickety click clack of such cases being dragged along the pavement.
Compulsory rucsacs for all says I.

subrosa said...

I've bad enough posture without having to hump a rucksack banned. A wheeled suitcase is a boon for me although I use a rucksack when sight-seeing.

Henry North London 2.0 said...

Im going to get a proper clip fastening one now

Thats scary

WV unmende

Jim Baxter said...

That's only the half of it. Remember this?


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1576461/Dwarves-zipped-in-suitcases-steal-from-Swedes.html

subrosa said...

Ah Jim I never heard of that before. Inventive though :)

Definitely my Samsonite for me now. Problem is, if thieves want anything, they'll take the whole suitcase!

RantinRab said...

Oh, meant to say, it reminds me of the technique I use when trying ot get into the wife's knickers! ;-)

subrosa said...

I wouldn't know Rab, I always use padlocks to discourage. ;)

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