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TOW have you been field testing the CAKBB already?

(01-05) 14:01 PST Saint Petersburg, Fla. (AP) --


A woman watching New Year's Eve fireworks from a picnic table found out that her bra can do more than lift and support: It also slowed a falling bullet.


The .45-caliber bullet struck Debbie Bingham, 46, after someone fired a gun into the air about 20 minutes before midnight. She still needed stitches, but the wound might have been much worse except for the bra strap, police spokesman George Kajtsa said.


Bingham, who was in town from Atlanta, said she is thankful for the undergarment, which she said was "very cheap."


"I'd love to have a couple more of those bras," she said.


Bingham said she was listening to music and enjoying the fireworks with her daughter and son when she felt a sharp pain in her shoulder.


Then Solanda Bingham, 30, noticed blood seeping through her mother's white shirt, and they found the bullet lodged halfway into the gold-colored bra. The other half was barely breaking the skin, Bingham told WTSP-TV.


Kajtsa described the wound as a "big scratch with bruising."


St. Petersburg police were searching for the shooter to determine if the shooting was intentional, Kajtsa said.
 


The_One_Warlock said:
Wasn't me...but that's some serious deflection capability there...

Maybe you can find the manufacturer and improve on the design.


On a side note, Ill model them but no way in hell I'll test them.
 



Horacio said:
When you will at last accept the International System ?

A System to rule them all and to bring them to uniformly mesured darkness...

:D

Only dealing with science did I deal with the metric system. Lots of it in my physics classes.
 

hafrogman said:
I'm an engineer, I'm perfectly at home with the metric and imperial systems. But I will never, NEVER understand the flip flop of notation between certain countries. And I will fight till the bitter end against the use of decimal commas. Decimal points or DEATH!!!!!


2.54 cm per inch. :]

Never figured out why they use commas instead of periods for decimal points. Then use commas for denoting thousands (and multiples thereof)..... :\
 

Howdy. Back from the beach with the children. Turkey roasting in the oven (have to eat the meat in the freezer before we split at the end of the month). Hope there isn't a repeat of yesterday's salt incident with the spaghetti. :\
 


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