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I understand G.M. bought a defunct Bag Pipe company in Glassglow,
Scotland, and re-tooled it to produce air bags for their economy line of
cars. Preliminary test
results of the prototypes indicate that the woolen plaid covering adds an
extra cushion on impact, and the only safety issue is the exposure to the
driver of sound
levels over 85 db as the bag deflates, and plays a short chorus of Lock
Lommand.