Nobody listens to me

http://www.perth-wrx.com/vb/non-wrx-discussion/4722-stuff-net.html

Check out the gun safety one if you haven't seen it.

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Ahh sorry never read the whole thread...

Well its funny anyway

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Something as brilliant as that was worthy of a separate thread to grab more attention, methinks .

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I hear ya... my attention usually fades as soon as I realize a topic isn't about boob's. I'm surprised I've made it to two pages on this one..

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did somebody say boobs?

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the army safety one is hell funny

Whats nearly as funny is he's suing the DEA for damages after they leaked the tape. If anyone's suing, it should be those poor kids, they looked pretty fkn shaken when he pulled out the rifle

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Gun safety lesson goes off like a shot

Now, since it happened in America - and since the bullet miraculously missed the femoral artery - there is to be the inevitable sequel. Mr Paige, 45, is suing his employer, the Drug Enforcement Administration, for leaking footage of the incident.

He claims that the agency is liable for "mental anguish, loss of reputation, embarrassment, humiliation and anxiety" because a videotape of his "accidental discharge" has gained a global audience on the internet.

His career has allegedly suffered - after 347,000 hits on Google, undercover work is no longer an option - and he says he has been ridiculed in public. He is not demanding payment for the damage to his leg.

It had all seemed to be going so well when an amateur cameraman started to record Mr Paige's talk, in April 2004, at the Orlando Youth Minority Golf Association in Florida. Mr Paige's son and daughter were in the front row.

Holding a Glock .40 pistol in the air, he told the children: "I am the only one here professional enough to handle this weapon."

Then there was a bang and he shot himself in the thigh. Only another round in his pocket stopped the bullet doing lethal damage. With admirable stoicism, Mr Paige continued his talk, although his previous confident swagger was replaced by a limp.

"Guys," he told the children, once the shot had stopped echoing, "never play with guns."

The video was given to his employer, but returned to the cameraman with the shooting footage missing. It later appeared on news channels and the internet and Mr Paige says someone at the agency must have released it. His writ states: "As a result of the disclosure, he can no longer give educational, motivational speeches."

Mr Paige's lawyer, Ward Meythaler, said his client was still working for the drug agency but would not say in what capacity.

Mr Paige was unavailable for comment. He has previously told NBC News: "I loved my job. I'm a professional first and foremost, but I made an honest mistake and, basically, I shot myself."

http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/gun...730809084.html

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