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steve_stock wrote:I went with a FBI Agent who presented his badge and he wasn't even allowed to bring it in. I think if he pushed the issue he could have, the guy at the door probably didn't know. The agent didn't want to push the issue and make a scene so we locked it up in the car.

That's very interesting. I'll bet that if he were on official business he would insisted on keeping his gun.

boomerang wrote:

will381796 wrote:FEDERAL PROPERTY = NO CARRY. NOT EVEN IN YOUR CAR.

Can someone explain this to me?

I hear people say the Bill of Rights hasn't been "incorporated" so it doesn't apply to the states. Only the feds.

If what you're saying is right then it sounds like the Bill of Rights doesn't apply to the feds either.

That's a whole different thread. This one is about keeping Brian704 out of the slammer while he and his wife visit Space Center Houston and NASA.

brian704 wrote:my wife has never been i went one other time. and you are right the tram is the only thing i really want to do i dont really care about anything else but the tram with the tour threw the old buildings

I am not saying that the Space Center building doesn't have some good stuff. The exhibit of the early spacecraft and hardware from Mercury through Apollo is essential. I am just annoyed by the exhibits that try to make it an amusement park or carnival.

brian704 wrote:i am sorry yes it is the place in houston off of nasa road. i did not even think about the other place. I will leave it in the car.

To me, taking the tram and touring the actual NASA buildings is more interesting than the space center. If you have kids, then the opposite is probably true. I had no idea that Disney ran Space Center Houston. That explains some of the "attractions" that I saw during my last visit.