Did they show you this video in High School?

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Z(ombie)fan

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guns... more guns... sweet! a revolver! - UZI!?...


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A FUCKING SHOTGUN!? just... NO WAI!

*pulls out two more handguns*



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demoman_chaos

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The kid was packing some heat.

Never had a shooting, nor did we have a dress code (besides the obvious things like no offensive stuff on shirts and you couldn't dress like a hooker).
 

ManiacRaccoon

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They didn't show this to us in school, but I saw it elsewhere.

Now that I think about it, they only show him loading the uzi. Maybe he forgot to wear a belt so he asked his friends if he could borrow their guns to hold up his baggy pants.

Seriously though, while the uzi surprised me, the shotgun is just taking things too far. No one is going to do that, they are just exaggerating to shock the teachers into voting for school uniforms (production companies of which probably sponsored the video). Someone has got to notice the guy isn't bending one of his knees when he walks, and the strange, shotgun-shaped growth he has developed in his leg overnight.
 

Shadowtek

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almost ranks up there with my daily arsenal. :p seriously, wow. ive never seen that before.
 

Always_Remain

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No I wasn't shown that video but BOY, was it retarded.

I remember this one time we had like a two hour assembly about how we shouldn't have sex until we're married and if we don't were heathens and we'll be scarred if we gets lots of pussy. In other words it was stupid. Oh and he was trying to make it seem like he wasn't talking about how premarital sex was wrong. It was like he was trying to be vague. Got very annoying.
 

AdamRBi

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Nope, never saw it. And I'm from NJ so I can't imagine why.

... oh right, because all our dress code said was "No Gang-like apparel, No offensive content, and no shorts or dresses shorter then 3 width-ways fingers from your knee." Other then that it was pretty relaxed, just shirts, pants, and shoes. Or, occasional pijamas if you were too lazy to change or wake up in time for the bus.

Had a friend of mine come in dressed in a Kilt one day, then another one cross-dressed for some class project.

Like I said... relaxed.
 

Ninonybox_v1legacy

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im sure that of you saw this kid walking down the hallway you could tell if he had all those......how the hell is he going to walk right.....i mean....he even hid a shotgun in his ass. imagine holding a pair of chopsticks and makeing them do the walk trick.....thats this kid walking down the hallway.
 

Omikron009

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I live in Canada, so no, I've never been shown this. I don't really think it's necessary.
 

geldonyetich

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I'm not sure if it counts as concealment if you can't walk without sounding like you've a canned food warehouse in your pants.

Though it sort of fits the kiddy gangbanger mentality that they'd tote around a dozen guns. Such youthful naivety is sad, like a going into battle to the death wearing a pot for a helmet, a lid for a shield, and wielding a crude wooden sword.
 

CloggedDonkey

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I love how he pulls a goddamn COLT REVOLVER out of his crotch, a freaking UZI out of his ass, and an entire Winchester SHOTGUN of of his thigh.

OT: Sorry, I can't hear you over the fact that we have a riot if they even think about putting in a stricter dress code, let alone uniforms. So no, the last thing we were taught about guns was "Well, there dangerous and stuff, so we don't want to talk about them or the kids that live in the middle of the wealthiest neighborhood for miles might get a gun and take it to school." We were told about knives though, and I was taught a lesson about accidentally bringing a lighter to school (if you want to know I collect military Zipos).
 

hydroblitz

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No, but living in colorado, those columbine bastards ruined everything. it was the last day of school, one of the finals involved me being batman. I left the cape on to celebrate the end of the year. one of the administration people made me take it off, because obviously, I could have been hiding guns UNDER A F***ING BATMAN CAPE.

/end rant.
 

kickyourass

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No because most people I've met aren't smart enough to even tell how a gun works so there wasn't any danger. But one question, how fucking stupid would someone have to be to not notice a god damn shotgun? I'm no expert but I do know that those things are heavy and would be obvious to everyone with working eyeballs if you tried to carry it onto a school's campus.
 

blindraven

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Nope, wasn't shown this at any of the schools I went to, be it dress code or not. Even with dress code it doesn't prevent the whole waistband pistol holding, or the shoulder-strap if you have a jacket on. And if having your shirt tucked in is part of the code to prevent that, theres always the good old boot/ankle strap gun. As for the video loadout, apart from being overly dramatic and ridiculous, I'd love to see how well they would be able to walk, jog, run, and even just sit down without someone going 'hrmmm?'. Hell, you'd get more odd looks than I did when I was walking around the halls with my longbow and quiver slung on my back when I was with the archery group.

Besides, even with a dresscode, how does that prevent someone from, oh I don't know, using their backpack to hold their guns?