Disturbing Toys That Traumatized Kids

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  @wavywebsurf · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @mommarose7429 · 3 years ago

  My son is now 30 and still has all of his Burger King Pokémon toys. If I recall correctly there was an age restriction on the product. Why would you allow an infant to play with a toy not meant for their age group? Its a shame children passed away because of a toy and parent negligence. Just my opinion.

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  @taliats · 3 years ago

  I used to work in a discount store, and the &quot;Evilstick&quot; mystery is easily explained.<br><br>It was more than likely Halloween overstock that was repurposed and repackaged as a children&apos;s toy. It literally happens all the time. This case was particularly stupid, imagery like that has no place in a kid&apos;s toy. Still, I am shocked at the hoops people go through to try and make a big conspiracy out of something that is very likely super mundane.

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  @misseselise3864 · 3 years ago

  i’m glad so many people recognize that parental error is to blame for the BK pokéball deaths. kids that young aren’t supposed to play with those toys supervised, let alone left unattended with them. like you’re not even supposed to put ANYTHING in a crib with a child

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  @SwineBrothers · 1 year ago

  I actually like the evil stick idea. The problem is nobody actually knew what it was. Plus all the stolen art.

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  @nighttrain_nealy · 3 years ago

  I miss shitty 99 cent stores where you could get random off the wall toys like the evil stick

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  @Mandrukas · 3 years ago

  The kid that gave the hacker a false name is incredibly smart

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  @AlwaysKDawg · 3 years ago (edited)

  The evilstick thing fascinates me. The shop owner isn&apos;t wrong though, it is the parent&apos;s responsibility to investigate and understand what they&apos;re giving to their children. Also, the promise of fairies is hilarious cause in fae lore there are good and bad fairies, so they were not mislead technically 😂

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  @kaminalateralus849 · 2 years ago

  I like how the narrative is &quot;hackers&quot; getting into people&apos;s ring camera, when in reality, when they purchased the cameras they never bothered to change the default password.

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  @NoOdL3z18 · 3 years ago

  I remember being PISSED about the Burker King Pokeball incident because my over protective mom threw away all my Pokeballs even though I was 8 or 9 years old and knew how to not suffocate myself with a toy. Pretty sure I still have some of the trading cards though.

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  @OldTimeGamerCZ · 3 years ago

  The Evilstick laughter stock sound is used in like 90% of all &quot;witch related toys&quot; in Europe.

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  @mrsearaphim4077 · 3 years ago

  Creating products for children must be an absolute nightmare considering kids often seem like they&apos;re actively trying to find the oddest ways to end their lives.

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