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marybourg

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3. And if your kids had to stop playing with it to

Reply to BlueIn_W_Pa (Reply #1)

Fri Sep 15, 2023, 06:04 PM

Sep 2023

protect the life of a younger kid who may get hold of one, that would be unacceptable to you?

Consumer Reports is not doing its job, calling attention to problematic toys, but “looking for attention “?

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My kid plays with this BlueIn_W_Pa Sep 2023 #1

And if your kids had to stop playing with it to marybourg Sep 2023 #3

Yes, just like people who trim their bushes with a lawn mower BlueIn_W_Pa Sep 2023 #4

1. Lawn mowers serve a social function. marybourg Sep 2023 #5

Whatever BlueIn_W_Pa Sep 2023 #6

I don't see anything about Consumer Reports or a ban in the article. sl8 Sep 2023 #7

If these Rebl2 Sep 2023 #2