Pennsylvania Girls Suspended For Talking About Shooting Hello Kitty "Bubble Gun"
Sent home for "terroristic threat"
(CNN) -- A 5-year-old girl chats up classmates while waiting for the bus after school. The topic: Playing with a Hello Kitty "bubble gun" that, with the flick of a finger, blows bubbles everywhere.
"I'll shoot you, you shoot me, and we'll all play together," the kindergartner says.
The next day, that remark -- which was made innocently, according to the lawyer for the girl's family, who related the story -- landed the young central Pennsylvanian child in the principal's office.
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lol i once got suspended in canada for typing "ak-47" on google image.