As far fetched as the OP sounds I can see his point.
I regularly strap unexploded WWII munitions to my child whenever we fly. The first few times I was a little uncomfortable with it. I didn't even like changing her diaper when she was younger, imagine my horror while trying to insert sticks of dynamite in her ass and vagina for the first time. But as time went on I became more comfortable with the process. It's just something we do now without even thinking about it. We've even made a little game out of it.
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As far fetched as the OP sounds I can see his point.
I regularly strap unexploded WWII munitions to my child whenever we fly. The first few times I was a little uncomfortable with it. I didn't even like changing her diaper when she was younger, imagine my horror while trying to insert sticks of dynamite in her ass and vagina for the first time. But as time went on I became more comfortable with the process. It's just something we do now without even thinking about it. We've even made a little game out of it.