06:33:00
I left the library before Shelley but for some reason I handed her my Pepper Pen before going out. I simply had this nagging feeling she might require it much more than I might. I went out earlier than her together with Maggie. Shelley would have to stroll back towards the dormitory, and it would likely be dark the moment she went home.
Dad made sure I carry some pepper spray when I went off to study in college. He mentioned that is non-lethal, and also meant completely for defensive purposes. In just a snap, the attacker would be disabled when the spray hits him but the effects don't give a permanent damage and would only last for a few minutes.
I saw a video of a person howling in pain when hit by pepper spray. He was rubbing his eyes and face. This would be because of the developing burning sensation. He then entered into unmanageable coughing fits which lasted for a few minutes.
Obviously, that is the opportunity a user is anticipating so he or she can take off and report the event, preferably, to have the enemy apprehended.
Since this type is easy to hide, I can use it to my advantage. It is why my dad wants me to have a small pepper spray because it really suits me. Plus, it is easier to handle, what with my tiny palms that would possibly tremble the moment I would need to shoot the self-defense spray.
I could pack this inside my pocket, and it would still be easily accessible in the event that I needed that. Since the pepper spray looks like a pen, the attacker would not suspect that I am carrying a weapon in my hands.
Dad's Pepper Shot defense spray uses very fine grains that penetrate the skin faster on contact, increasing its heat intensity. And that was clearly what occurred to Shelley's attacker when he got hit from around 6 feet soon after my pal succeeded to push him away.
I am happy my Pepper Pen rescued Shelley, though she is still a little traumatized by the incident.
Dad made sure I carry some pepper spray when I went off to study in college. He mentioned that is non-lethal, and also meant completely for defensive purposes. In just a snap, the attacker would be disabled when the spray hits him but the effects don't give a permanent damage and would only last for a few minutes.
I saw a video of a person howling in pain when hit by pepper spray. He was rubbing his eyes and face. This would be because of the developing burning sensation. He then entered into unmanageable coughing fits which lasted for a few minutes.
Obviously, that is the opportunity a user is anticipating so he or she can take off and report the event, preferably, to have the enemy apprehended.
Since this type is easy to hide, I can use it to my advantage. It is why my dad wants me to have a small pepper spray because it really suits me. Plus, it is easier to handle, what with my tiny palms that would possibly tremble the moment I would need to shoot the self-defense spray.
I could pack this inside my pocket, and it would still be easily accessible in the event that I needed that. Since the pepper spray looks like a pen, the attacker would not suspect that I am carrying a weapon in my hands.
Dad's Pepper Shot defense spray uses very fine grains that penetrate the skin faster on contact, increasing its heat intensity. And that was clearly what occurred to Shelley's attacker when he got hit from around 6 feet soon after my pal succeeded to push him away.
I am happy my Pepper Pen rescued Shelley, though she is still a little traumatized by the incident.
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