Austin Magic Pistol
This toy guy fired ping pong at incredible speeds with the help of “magic crystals” which were in fact, calcium chloride. The problem? Even a small amount of saliva or water would cause the calcium chloride to explode. The gun often exploded while a child was holding it, engulfing their hand in flames. Many places now classify this “toy” as a firearm.
3
1.
Rolly 3 year s ago
#16 Clackers were banned at my school not because the balls would break, but because kids were frequently breaking their wrists by getting them caught between the two colliding balls.
(#5 And jarts were a lot of fun to throw at one another, except for that whole skull piercing thing)
(#5 And jarts were a lot of fun to throw at one another, except for that whole skull piercing thing)
3
2.
Woody 3 year s ago
Had several of these toys an never had any issues, but then I don't swallow random objects/fluids, throw things at people, or wrap things around important body parts. Sky dancers were dangeous.
11
3.
Syd 3 year s ago
I played with most of these, or my sisters did. Lawn darts were the best. These are all Darwin's Toys (except for the toxic ones.) If you got hurt playing with them, you deserved it for being an idiot.
-2
4.
Vinson 3 year s ago
I want to b-slap those two girls in #1
2
5.
Midge 3 year s ago
some of these are urban legends.
2
6.
Donnie 3 year s ago
This is why today's kids are soft.
(#5 And jarts were a lot of fun to throw at one another, except for that whole skull piercing thing)