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authentic prada sunglasses laziest and most indifferent bag checker would have to be awfully bad at the job to miss the equipment the lunatics in Boston employed bulging backpacks, each loaded with a pressure cooker packed with shrapnel and explosives. That was a public outdoor venue, with no security screening. The bombers just dropped their bags and walked away.I own some hefty handbags, but none is large enough to contain a pressure cooker bomb. Are they worried about guns? Knives? Arrows dipped in the deadly poison of the South American dart frog? Those could all fit in a pocket.Yes, I recognize it's the NFL's ball game, so to speak, and they get to make the rules. But this sounds like empty headed security for a threat that doesn't actually exist.Sure, a person with evil intent could smuggle some dangerous stuff in a purse or a camera bag and set it off inside the security perimeter at a crowded sporting event. But they don't.In the wake of the Boston bombing, news outlets predictably trotted out a roll call of significant terrorist attacks on sporting events, going back to the 1972 Munich Olympics.Not one of them actually occurred in the fan sections inside a stadium. There were car bombs outside venues, attacks on team buses and hotels, the domestic terror bombing at Atlanta's Olympic Park but nothing that banning handbags from games would have prevented.This paranoid model has not reached other sports leagues, but experts in the field told The Dallas Morning News that it probably will.As partial season ticket holders for the Dallas Stars, we attend a lot of games. We usually travel by DART train.I don't carry an unreasonable amount of gear: FM radios and headphones for the play by play; tickets; wallet; Kindle; an iPhone; keys; hairbrush; zipper bag of cosmetics, and a Sharpie pen to beg an autograph, in case I spot some old timer who was around when the Stars actually made the playoffs.No spare shoes, hot rollers, half eaten sandwiches, unpublished manuscripts or any of the other hilarious flotsam that comedians like to claim women carry in their purses. But it certainly won't fit into what the NFL will allow: a dainty little evening bag meant to hold a tube of lipstick and a Kleenex.If you