Lets bring a granade to show and tell!

[ACman]

Get this, for some public speaking course, we have to bring in something for show and tell. For shits sake im not in elementry OR junior high here. So one kid wants to bring in a WWII grenade. A GRENADE! I asked him if it was disarmed and he says "im pretty sure".

He told the teacher it is, and she says "As long as it is, we will talk". Thats nucking futs! I am not going to school a day someone brings a grenade to school. Thats like me bringing a gun that i think is unloaded or bringin a k-nife.

PS thats that wack-job hippe teacher that doesnt like me. Im gonna kick up a stink.

[Airbus_A320]

Tell the school administartion. This would proally get that bitch fired, if she allows it. Even if it's disarmed it's still a dangerous weapon, not something to bring to school. And the kid isn't even totally sure it's disarmed

[srbmod]

Now maybe if it was one of these:

[Greg]

Even if it's disarmed it's still a dangerous weapon,

How? It would just be a metal casing....

[cal99]

Airbus_A320 wrote:
Even if it's disarmed it's still a dangerous weapon,


How? It would just be a metal casing....

about as dangerous as a rock.....

[Airbus_A320]

ok, nvm, as you see i don't know sh!t about grenades

I thought that disarming it would remove the thing that sets it off but leave the explosive in there, i guess i was wrong lol

[screaming_emu]

"and for show and tell today i brought a dirty nuclear bomb!"

[Airbus_A320]

"and for show and tell today i brought a dirty nuclear bomb!"

but it was disarmed....

[Greg]

"and for show and tell today i brought a dirty nuclear bomb!"

but it was disarmed....

Well that's slightly different. Dirty nuclear bomb consists of explosives and radioactive material. So a disarmed bomb would lack explosives but would still contain radioactive material.

[ACman]

WWII grenades, DA or not, if you drop them, they can explode from the chemicals on the inside.

[dave_333]

Even if it's disarmed it's still a dangerous weapon,

How? It would just be a metal casing....

Obviously you didn't think this through. Would you be allowed to bring a replica gun to school. Obviously not! It can't do any harm but it's just something you don't do. This thing isn't even a replica, its REAL and obviously nobody knows the condition of it if its 60 years old.

ACman if that teacher lets the kid bring it go straight to the principal and he/she is so fired and the kid is so suspended.