arclightHave US airports always been a concentrated dose of American dystopia or has it just been O'Hare and everything post-9/11? Somehow Security was not the most disturbing source of decay and horror. Or maybe it was and I'm just numb to it.
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I love this, so I@arclight The only two things I remember about Denver airport are the signs for torando shelters, and the cursed demon horse out the front
Janne Moren@jpm @arclight
I always liked the train from the airplane to Denver. It's comfortable and fast, and you get a good view of the nothingness that's eastern Colorado.
I could do without the armed security guards though. A jumpy 30-something with a big gun doesn't make me less worried, hired to be there or not.