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Date Posted: 16:11:30 07/12/07 Thu
Author: Theresa
Subject: That seems really dangerous when the women and men who wear them are dealing with machinery or things they can get caught in.
In reply to: Texasbrat 's message, "I think there used to be a thing in the military, that those tags weren't supposed to be taken off, ever, no matter what until the soldier's discharge or death." on 16:06:17 07/12/07 Thu


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Yeah.........but, they are usually dressed in their uniform when they are working. The tags would be against their chest, then they would have on a t-shirt, then their uniform shirt. The machinery would be more apt to eat a sleeve or wedding ring (which many don't wear for that very reason) than the tags. -- Texasbrat, 11:54:47 07/13/07 Fri [1]


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