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Wildfire
(10/1/2015)
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Yes "SAFE STORAGE" is a must!
I mean seriously FOUR-HUNDRED PEOPLE could DIE from improperly stored guns!
Wait! What? Doesn't that would out to a staggering ONE in SEVEN-HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND? |
| Comment by:
mickey
(10/1/2015)
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| Top put it in perspective, about 400 a year drown in bathtubs, about 400 a year choke to death on their own vomit, about 400 a year fall to death from ladders, about 13,000 a year fall to death, about 4000 a year drown, about 5000 a year choke to death. |
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