Posted on 01/05/04
Whips, corkscrews and more on board again
Alex Szwed never allows his whips to be stowed in the luggage compartment of a plane when he flies.The magician, hypnotist and whip master from Woodbridge, north of Toronto, sends the bag carrying the tools of his trade through the airport security machines, grabs it on the other end, and heads to the departure gate.
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