Examiner.com
"Thanks to an alert TSA agent in St. Louis, Mo., the world is now safe from "Rooster Monkburn," a cowboy sock monkey whose tiny two-inch-long plastic pistol was confiscated, KING 5 reported Sunday.
"According to KING, Phyllis May of Redmond, Wash., is “appalled and shocked and embarrassed all at the same time” about the incident that took place last Wednesday.
"May, KING said, owns a small business making and selling the unique toys."
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"Common sense, it seems, has not been government policy for at least the last five years."
"According to KING, Phyllis May of Redmond, Wash., is “appalled and shocked and embarrassed all at the same time” about the incident that took place last Wednesday.
"May, KING said, owns a small business making and selling the unique toys."
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"Common sense, it seems, has not been government policy for at least the last five years."
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