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How did we survive???

Bill S

Bill S

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I'm really liking the nostalgia thread but lets face it, some of the things we remember aren't around because they would NOT pass current consumer products safety standards. How did we survive? In the spirit of that, how about you post pics of the things you recall from your youth which would NEVER fly today?? Here's a couple:
I imagine lots of skulls got cracked with this one. I had fun pushing my sisters across the carpet into objects.
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IEEE did an in-depth research on the safety concerns and found that the likely radiation exposure as "minimal, about the equivalent to a day’s UV exposure from the sun", provided that the radioactive samples were not removed from their containers, in compliance with the warnings in the kit. But oh, the outrage from later consumers! OH LAWDY.
 
I often wonder what the shopkeeper thought a gang of 12 year olds were going to do with 10 pounds of sodium chlorate.
 
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