choad wrote:

have to use ammunition that is designed to minimize the risk of ricochet in school halls.

I assume that means a light load but even money says these educators will fire the first shots on each other, or their administrators. Or the school board.

Or one of the parents.

choad wrote:

have to use ammunition that is designed to minimize the risk of ricochet in school halls.

I assume that means a light load but even money says these educators will fire the first shots on each other, or their administrators. Or the school board.

Naw, it means something like this:

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/AMM463-5.html

Something like a Glaser safety slug or most any good hollow point.  I think they should give them all a 12 ga pump.  The little bastards will think twice about those spit balls when the slide is racked.

Nah, what'll happen is some big burly kid will overpower teach and turn the gun on her and his classmates.  I see the potential for epic fail.

headkicker_girl wrote:

I see the potential for epic fail.

Guns don't belong in schools, period. This is the ridiculous end product of months of "school shootings" and "murder plots" played up by the media. Are teens hostile and imbalanced? Yes, that's in their nature, pretty often, but we don't really have Columbines cropping up all over the nation. And saying it's necessary because other guns are half an hour away is bullshit, too.

MSG Tripps wrote:

pALEPHx wrote:

Hey it's Texas.  I have spent time in west and west central Texas.  This is not surprising considering [for better and worse] Texans ['...].

I have to agree with Dhal.  Nothing from Texas ever comes as a surprise.

pALEPHx wrote:

headkicker_girl wrote:

I see the potential for epic fail.

Guns don't belong in schools, period.

I was going to post that the cops/kids on "Twenty-One Jump Street" carried guns to good effect but couldn't recall if they actually carried since I never watched the show.  I went to Google for the answer and staggered on this.  I've never seen someone try to use a font tag inside a title tag before...

Zookeeper wrote:

I went to Google for the answer and staggered on this.  I've never seen someone try to use a font tag inside a title tag before...

Thank you for that little trip back in time.  I just adore it when my cursor gets turned into a something cutesy like a valentine heart.  I also loved her spelling; so creative.