Privacy & Security

Wear Underwear Printed With the 4th Amendment Especially For TSA Agents

By Kat Hannaford Published November 25, 2010, 3:00 pm ET

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Every piece of these bras, t-shirts, underwear or socks is printed with the 4th amendment in metallic ink, which is apparently visible on TSA scans. The kids’ designs, which say “read the 4th amendment perverts,” are especially cute. [4thAmendment]

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