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I want to take that through airport security in the US. ;)
I'd imagine that there isn't a rule explicitly prohibiting this... And also that they would still confiscate it.
Doubly so for being a trans brick
I tend to check social media much less than the average person, so this might be a really dumb question, but...
Why is it a brick? Does it symbolize something? Is it tool? Or a weapon? Or just some form of art?
LGBT history, I believe - the Stonewall Riots were a pivotal event in LGBT awareness and fighting for their rights. As it was a, well, riot, bricks were used, as is common for people spontaneously deciding to fight the power - a sort of "We didn't come here to brawl, but we'll tear up the streets if you want to make it one" energy.
All bricked up
Don’t know what to do
this is amazing
Make a wall of them
Tread loud and proud and carry a big brick!
Is this why my wife's purse always feels like there's a cinder block in it?
