Yeah, I can remember when every pickup truck in the school parking lot had a rifle rack in the rear window, usually with a loaded shotgun or rifle in the rack! We had no school shootings then.
Our school principal had a loaded shotgun leaning against the wall in her office, she used it to scare the alligators away from the playground..…
Yeah, I can remember when every pickup truck in the school parking lot had a rifle rack in the rear window, usually with a loaded shotgun or rifle in the rack! We had no school shootings then.
Our school principal had a loaded shotgun leaning against the wall in her office, she used it to scare the alligators away from the playground...our school was newly built and ran alongside a little deep creek from the Hillsborough River...the gators would come out on sunny days and hang out on the banks of the creek.
Some of us kids had to walk across a little bridge crossing that creek, and she would casually walk out to the playground, fire a round in the sand dunes around the creek, the gators would scuttle back into the water, and she'd stand there and watch as we crossed the little bridge to make sure none of us decided to play in the water.
No one in that school would have even THOUGHT of touching that shotgun...if she did that now, she'd be arrested.
Yeah, I can remember when every pickup truck in the school parking lot had a rifle rack in the rear window, usually with a loaded shotgun or rifle in the rack! We had no school shootings then.
Our school principal had a loaded shotgun leaning against the wall in her office, she used it to scare the alligators away from the playground...our school was newly built and ran alongside a little deep creek from the Hillsborough River...the gators would come out on sunny days and hang out on the banks of the creek.
Some of us kids had to walk across a little bridge crossing that creek, and she would casually walk out to the playground, fire a round in the sand dunes around the creek, the gators would scuttle back into the water, and she'd stand there and watch as we crossed the little bridge to make sure none of us decided to play in the water.
No one in that school would have even THOUGHT of touching that shotgun...if she did that now, she'd be arrested.