Today, my only pair of shoes that I brought got stolen at the airport while I was being checked by security. I'm now stuck 1000 miles from home with no shoes. FML
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iwanttogotoparis
| 26
Irony, you were stopped or being a potential criminal, meanwhile some criminal stole from you
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TarponSnook
| 12
I guess it's time to buy new shoes
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iwanttogotoparis
| 26
Irony, you were stopped or being a potential criminal, meanwhile some criminal stole from you
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little_one
| 20
Everyone has to take off their shoes in United States airport security... Usually your right by your stuff. Can't believe someone stole his shoes...
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zAstonish
| 20
Maybe if I walked a mile in your shoes, I would know how you feel.
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Malecent
| 13
Maybe you can call a friend, or coworker, depending on why you rode a plane 1k miles from home.
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bapbap_fml
| 15
1000 miles is more like 1600 k.. And I'm assuming they flew so they didn't have to drive for 15 hours..
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trex454
| 21
im assuming 3 ment the reason he flew like work or vacation. if he was visiting family he could call a relative. if it was work he could call a coworker
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Swibeda
| 5
Using 'k' to represent thousands here. More commonly used for money though.
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confusedAsFuck
| 34
He used 'k' for kilometers..
You do realize there is another measuring system other than imperial, called metric!?
You do realize there is another measuring system other than imperial, called metric!?
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trex454
| 21
3 used K to represent thousands. 34 thought he was representing kilometer
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badassmf1234
| 22
If he was referring to kilometres it's Km not k
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Malecent
| 13
Sorry, I thought k was used to represent kilo or a thousand
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False_Stupidity
| 41
Um, he said 1k miles, therefore in this instance k is referring to kilo or 1000 miles (i guess you could call that a kilomile)
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TarponSnook
| 12
I guess it's time to buy new shoes
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HappyItalian
| 38
I don't know if it's the same in OP's airport, but in mine there's so many stores that it could be considered a mall. Maybe OP's airport has some stores he can go to.
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Clumsy4life
| 18
Well if they didn't steal your money you can buy new shoes...
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tylercarolinex
| 21
Airport security ovbiously isn't that secure...
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more4me
| 27
Exactly! Ironic, isnt it ?
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Sansa_fml
| 38
luckely they sell shoes everywhere ;) but that still really sucks.
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brandoneyez1
| 25
Get some flip flops at the airport, or go to nearest Walmart, or Payless. Can't be hard to get some quick kicks in a pinch.
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Dear_Karma
| 27
Weren't you wearing shoes?
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kbecks87
| 16
She was going through airport security. You have to take them off.
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confusedAsFuck
| 34
Only in America you actually 'have' to take them off. It's fine on most other countries..
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JustHere2Laugh
| 9
Apparently when some jagoff thought he could hide a bomb in his shoe decades ago he failed in an attempt to blow up the plane so then the US government made a law that you have to take your shoes off so they can go through the scanner. it's time consuming and rather pointless...
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I_Like_Dogs
| 28
The airport security was too busy looking for shampoo in your backpack.