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I now realize just how complicated NoVA can be...

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treadresistant wrote:
Pentagon is definitely posted. It's on their Code of Conduct thing next to the entrance doors out of the way on the left. We go in through the top floor, so it's possible it isn't posted on every floor.

What do people think about me wearing my bullet proof vest openly where guns are prohibited?
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Makes sense to me. If you're looking to make a political statement, I might go with ceramic plate body armor, as opposed to a concealable fibrous vest. At least, I think it'd be entertaining to see a kid sitting in a college classroom with Interceptor body armor or an MTV.
 
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At the last gun show I went to there was a guy selling body armor who had a sign taped to it that read something to the like of, "Perfect for students!" :lol:
 
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