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Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
Why do you hate freedom so much?
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Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
Are you going to ever stop taking acid?Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
do you really think parents are supposed to stand and stare at their kids 24/7?
if something is sold for a kid, it should be safe for a kid.
you're not a parent, are you?
It's NOT sold for a kid, Jillian...
You're missing the point...
maybe...
but i don't think so. it's intended as a desk toy. it's not too much to ask that kids not die because of it. if it was one kid, i'd say, eh... freak accident. but it isn't
i'm afraid i don't understand big babies who stamp their feet and get upset every time something is made safe.
imo, the whole caveat emptor thing ended after "unsafe at any speed"..... or should have
*shrug*
you're right... they should make unsafe toys for children
Yeah we need to childproof the world.....it's up to parents to do this stuff, I have no problem with labels or guides to how old the child should be for a toy. but I played with the 3.5" GI Joes as a kid, and they had all kinds of parts you could swallow, but we made it through...
do you really think parents are supposed to stand and stare at their kids 24/7?
if something is sold for a kid, it should be safe for a kid.
you're not a parent, are you?
you're right... they should make unsafe toys for children
Yeah we need to childproof the world.....it's up to parents to do this stuff, I have no problem with labels or guides to how old the child should be for a toy. but I played with the 3.5" GI Joes as a kid, and they had all kinds of parts you could swallow, but we made it through...
Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
Are you going to go kiss a woman in front of the store? That'll show those "righties"...
If a 14 yo finds that eating steel balls is a good idea, I'd say the parents have a lot more to worry about than that teenager choking on this.Using, probably, the most perfect ball bearing, conceived by the late Buckminster Fuller, and dumping it into a toy, is pretty fucked up in itself.
Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
Are you going to go kiss a woman in front of the store? That'll show those "righties"...
I'll go munch a crappy sandwich and a coke to watch that...
Are you all going to go there on a certain day and stand in line for 2 hours to purchase them? Way to stick it to the "left".
Yeah, I think they may have given money to republicans....because if they did to democrats, this wouldnt be happening.
Yeah, I think they may have given money to republicans....because if they did to democrats, this wouldnt be happening.
If they were donating to Democrats, they'd get a half a billion loan as long as they made their toys from recycled steel.
you're right... they should make unsafe toys for children
Yeah we need to childproof the world.....it's up to parents to do this stuff, I have no problem with labels or guides to how old the child should be for a toy. but I played with the 3.5" GI Joes as a kid, and they had all kinds of parts you could swallow, but we made it through...
do you really think parents are supposed to stand and stare at their kids 24/7?
if something is sold for a kid, it should be safe for a kid.
you're not a parent, are you?
We only market to adults.
Once again, government trying to destroy a thriving business
CPSC: Thank you for trying to drive a $50 million
New York-based consumer product company out of business.
Buckyballs | Buckycubes | The Amazing Magnetic Desktoy You Can't Put Down
"We are deeply disappointed that the CPSC has decided to go after our firm - and magnets in general. Magnets have been around for centuries and are used for all sorts of purposes. Our products are marketed to those 14 and above and out of over half a billion magnets in the market place CPSC has received reports of less than two-dozen cases of misuse. We worked with the Commission in order to do an education video less than 9 months ago, so we are shocked they are taking this action. We find it unfair, unjust and un-American," added Zucker. "We will vigorously fight this action taken by President Obama's hand picked agency."
There have been about 12 reported cases of children swallowing buckyballs and being taken to the emergency room.
Is the government gonna stop making coins with that same logic? What is it that the government really wants? One has to wonder
Buckyballs | Buckycubes | The Amazing Magnetic Desktoy You Can't Put Down
Using, probably, the most perfect ball bearing, conceived by the late Buckminster Fuller, and dumping it into a toy, is pretty fucked up in itself.
Yeah we need to childproof the world.....it's up to parents to do this stuff, I have no problem with labels or guides to how old the child should be for a toy. but I played with the 3.5" GI Joes as a kid, and they had all kinds of parts you could swallow, but we made it through...
do you really think parents are supposed to stand and stare at their kids 24/7?
if something is sold for a kid, it should be safe for a kid.
you're not a parent, are you?
no, they are supposed to TEACH... their children well.
From the company website... main page...
We only market to adults.
I am, and I would not put this product where a young child could get to it... I would not buy it for a young child, as it is not age appropriate... and I would teach my young child not to go touch it if they saw it. It's called parenting, something I feel I am quite adept at.
All the items on this list should be banned, because children occasionally swallow them.
- Coins
- Jewelry
- Buttons
- boogers
- pills
- batteries
- hairballs
- magnets
- nails/pins/tacks