Well we made it home safe. I hadn't really planned on right much on this post, but I have a great store from the Hong Kong airport.
So me and some friends in China bought airsoft guns a few weeks ago and planned on having an airsoft fight, I missed out on it because of some other (more important) plans. So when it came time to pack I decided that I was going to take it home, no reason to leave since I'd shot it a few times. Anyway it made it through customs in Xiamen (not surprising) and so I thought that it was all good. So Stephen and I were sitting in the terminal waiting for our plane to LA to arrive when we heard them say my name over the loud speaker, now this isn't anything new to me, seeing as how I almost missed a flight in the same airport on the way to China. So we walked over to the line and didn't give it a second thought. So a few minutes later while standing in line I see a lady walking around with a sign that says "Morris Brett" so I jump out of line and tell her that that is me. She then asks me if I had a "gun shaped object". I answered "yes" and she then told me that I needed to follow her. She then lead me down the airwalk (the moving walkway thing that leads to the airplane) and then down a flight of stairs and into a van that is parked very close to the airplane. She asked me to take a seat. Inside the van there were three people and my bag. They asked me a few questions and the informed me that the police were on the way. Now up to this point I really wasn't all that worried, but once I heard that the police were on their way I got a little bit nerves. A police van pulled up a few minutes later and out came three armed police man, they each had at least two guns strapped on them. They then asked me to open my bag, which I did. Looked at the gun and saw that it wasn't a real gun, asked me a few question and copied my passport information. Then the lady lead me back to the waiting area were I then told Stephen about what happened.
Well that my great airport store. I'd like to thank everyone once again for reading my blog and PR-ing.
July 25, 2008
Final Post
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