Raulandpinboy
<font color=blue>Table-dancing auctioneer<br><font
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- Jul 15, 2001
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I was sitting here thinking (Bad idea) and it hit me.
The new rubber pin backs that are shaped like Mickey heads, are now big enough to pose a choking hazard to small children, and animals.
If you are like me you have pins and pin paraphernalia all over the place. Take a moment or two and make sure your backs are out of the way and cannot be reached by little hands.
Also I have seen people put pins on small just barely able to walk children, just be careful and remember, if they get it, they immediately stick it in their mouth.
I cant tell the number of times I pick up loose rubber backs at home, at the Contemporary, or just about anywhere pins are found.
This may have already been covered here, but it never hurts to mention it again.
So watch your backs.
The new rubber pin backs that are shaped like Mickey heads, are now big enough to pose a choking hazard to small children, and animals.
If you are like me you have pins and pin paraphernalia all over the place. Take a moment or two and make sure your backs are out of the way and cannot be reached by little hands.
Also I have seen people put pins on small just barely able to walk children, just be careful and remember, if they get it, they immediately stick it in their mouth.
I cant tell the number of times I pick up loose rubber backs at home, at the Contemporary, or just about anywhere pins are found.
This may have already been covered here, but it never hurts to mention it again.
So watch your backs.
