For the Junk Heap: Special Underwear to Protect Against TSA’s Prying Eyes

Posted on November 23, 2010 by Bridget Crawford

I really do appreciate the New York Daily News for stories like this one about an invention that might be in high demand this week:

Jeff Buske has created a special kind of underwear with strategically placed fig-leaf designs he says will shield TSA scanners from viewing fliers’ private parts and keep travelers safe from radiation emitted from the notorious “backscatter” x-ray machines

The full article is here.  The figleaf motif is just too funny.  If only the women’s version had apples.

-Bridget Crawford

Image source: Rocky Flats Gear (here).
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