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Yes, you can bring clothes with tags on them onto a plane.
There is no evidence that "the government" (whoever that is) has ever implanted an RFID tag in anyone.
Popping tags means that you go shopping and buy clothes. They call it popping tags because you "pop" the tag off after you buy it.
To obtain the Stealth Camouflage item in the Tanker chapter of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, you must collect 78 dog tags. To get Stealth Camouflage in the Plant chapter, you must collect 120 dog tags.
So they can sell them and get more money for them.
Plato's Closet and Buffalo Exchange accept clothing without tags. The clothes simply have to be in good condition and of the brands and styles that they are looking for.
There are no rewards for beating Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty with 30 dog tags. For the Tanker Chapter, you can collect 33 dog tags for the Infinite Ammo Bandana, and 78 dog tags for Stealth Camouflage. In the Plant Chapter, you can collect 100 dog tags to get the Brown Wig, which gives you infinite ammo, 120 dog tags for the Stealth Camouflage, 170 dog tags for the Orange Wig, which gives you an infinite hanging meter, and 218 dog tags for the Blue Wig, which gives you an infinite O2 gauge.
The Garanimals line of clothes are produced in China. There may be other locations where the clothes are made but the ones sold in Walmart currently have tags that say "Made in China".
A price tag is the label on clothes you buy or the good song by Jesse j and B.O.B
When you shop online anything can be returned as long as you have not damaged anything. Buying online clothes can be returned as long as you have a receipt and the tags are still attached.
Well, you first have to put little price tags on each of the items you are selling. You will also need a cashregister. When people come into your store and purchase stuff, the price tags will hypnotize them and they will magically give you money for the stuff.
This is when a parent or guardian asks you to write your name in the label or "Tag" located inside your clothes.