Bulletproof Baby Has Trouble Pulling Off Bulletproof Guerilla Stunt

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Have you ever felt your baby was just not bulletproof enough? (If you are 50 Cent‘s mother, probably – or not, depending on how you look at it).

Visit Bulletproof Baby for bulletproof cribs, strollers, vests, toddler tasers and disturbing product-test videos, all meant to ensure that you, the discerning customer, have a happy bundle of steel.

Actually it’s a stunt for New Line Cinema’s Shoot ‘Em Up, which is linked pretty prominently on the homepage. Even so, a PR person still saw fit to shoot us at least three emails this morning about how it was dramatically unveiled as a promotional effort after a long and controversial internet run. (We have serious doubts about this.)

And while we have no idea what that movie has to do with babies, we know it has plenty to do with bullets. And Clive Owen.

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