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In reply to the discussion: I was wondering how these bulletproof backpacks could protect you [View all]sarisataka
(18,197 posts)18. I don't like facts so...
But I wish you well anyway
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I was wondering how these bulletproof backpacks could protect you [View all]
BeyondGeography
Dec 2012
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Corporate types don't miss a lick. Elementary kids don't use backpacks so much...mostly to bring
libdem4life
Dec 2012
#13
The way she's squatting it won't take much of an impact on the bag to tip her backwards
Fumesucker
Dec 2012
#45
My younger son's bp is kept out in the hall. No help there. Older son has his with him all day, but
GreenPartyVoter
Dec 2012
#21
Just tell your kid to ignore their teacher if something out of the ordinary happens...
ehrnst
Dec 2012
#34
I understand a parent's inclination--although obviously it is pathetic for our country...
DuaneBidoux
Dec 2012
#41
Keep the sheep afraid of the wolf and sell the sheep a false sense of security
rustydog
Dec 2012
#48
"in the event of a water landing, your seat cushion can be used as a flotation device"
0rganism
Dec 2012
#52
Just another opportunist capitalizing on a terrible event. Sick assholes. nt.
OldDem2012
Dec 2012
#55