Which of these are more dangerous

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GFY

Also on the list of banned toys...

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Snacktime Kid Cabbage Patch Doll

The Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids featured battery-powered mechanical jaws. Armed with “real chewing action” this toy kept chewing, even when kids got their hair and fingers caught in the doll's mouth. Mattel recalled them in 1997.

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Clackers

Clackers, also known as Knockers and Click Clacks, consisted of two large acrylic balls, which hung on either end of a heavy string. The two balls would swing apart and together, making the loud clacking noise that gave the toy its name. If swung too hard, the acrylic balls would shatter, sending flying shrapnel everywhere. Clackers were banned in 1985.

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Sky Dancers

Sky Dancers were a Barbie inspired helicopter-like flying toy. Placed on a mechanical base, once the cord was pulled, the Sky Dancer would twirl high into the sky. The hard plastic Sky Dancer's propeller-like wings flew rapidly in unpredictable directions, hitting users and causing temporary blindness, broken teeth, face lacerations, and one mild concussion. Galoob recalled almost 9 million Sky Dancers in 2000.

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Atomic Energy Laboratory

In 1951, A.C. Gilbert, inventor of the ERECTOR set, released the U-238 Atomic Energy Lab. Using real radioactive materials, one could witness mist trails created by particles of ionizing radiation. The set included four Uranium-bearing ore samples, and originally sold for $49.50.

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Okla. bombing

My aunt was in a federal building a few blocks away when it happened.

This isn't even clever

Not surprised this thread was started by an Auburn fan.

We used to play chicken with lawn darts. Throw them up as high as you can, and the last one to move was a boss

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I'm lethal with both.