In Uganda and other parts of Africa people wear all sorts of trinkets in the belief it will protect them from bullets and harm. Though to be fair many in the western world do also. Many wear the cross around their necks. Mormons wear their lucky underwear...so I suppose it isn't too absurd really.
> And I'm sure they feel protected too from your
> dirty pecker.
Hey, my pecker is clean!
Re: Life Jackets
Posted by:
Durr?
()
Date: September 29, 2010 02:59PM
itchy Wrote:
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> > And I'm sure they feel protected too from your
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> Hey, my pecker is clean!
itchy Wrote:
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> My finger or my pecker?
NicoleH Wrote:
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> itchy Wrote:
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> Both
Well, if the life jacket is thick enough it might provide protection against ricochets and weak rounds, but it's obviously not going to do a damn thing against an AK-47 fired from 50-100 yards away.
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