This is a fun article
http://www.radarmagazine.com/features/2006/12/toys.php
Most dangerous toys of all time
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I had lawn darts. Those were cool. Had a mini-hammock also. Not sure if it was that brand. When someone laid it in you could grab and flip 'em over so they'd be locked in. That was fun.
Any list of dangerous toys without the slip-n-slide is not complete.
Any list of dangerous toys without the slip-n-slide is not complete.
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