[Inyo-Mono]

Ms. Skrzyniarz, who returned telephone calls yesterday to four parents who left messages for her on Tuesday, said she went to the school yesterday to see how the students were doing.

“I wanted to see how they were weathering the incident,” she said.

I hope the little darlings aren’t too traumatized. Ms. Skrzyniarz would have been horrified to have seen what we brought to school in the '50s and '60s.

[cripplecreek]

Ms. Skrzyniarz would have gone into a coma if she had seen me carrying a shotgun to the principal's office when I was in high school. After all, they didn't allow us to keep them in our lockers during school so we had to leave them in the office.

[Greystoke]

Geez, in the 80's when I was in school I took:
A De-milled .50 cal cartridge.
A Live 20mm cartridge.
A De-milled Handgranade.
And various small arms cartridges from time to time.
At lunch me and my friends would show and tell and talk about being soldiers when we grew up and such things.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Ms. Skrzyniarz would have been horrified to have seen what we brought to school in the '50s and '60s.

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And she would have been safer on campus, as well....

[dhs12345]

Reminds me of the time in my High School Chemistry class.

Had taken apart a 22 cartridge (removed the powder and bullet) and brought the shell casing to school.

For whatever stupid reason, I decided to hold it over the flame of a Bunsen burner. About 10 seconds later -- BOOM!

The class went completely quiet. Could hear a pin drop. The teacher, with a smile, walked over to me and asked me if everything was okay. I told him everything was okay. He didn't ask any more questions and proceed with what he was doing.