Leave me a little smackeral of something, won't you?
Go ahead, tell me what you REALLY think:
Cosmic left a message on 2006-07-05 15:52:12
Ok, I hate to sound like your mother (though I am sure she sounds fine) but I wouldn't let my kids have sparklers. From Waki-whatever, and I quote: "Sparklers, while seemingly innocuous, are responsible for the vast majority of legal firework-related injuries, mainly as a result of parents giving sparklers to young children. The devices burn at a high temperature (up to 1800 to 2000�Fahrenheit, which can cause devastating burns to hands and faces or ignite clothing. Sparklers should only be used under careful adult supervision." Think about it. A match doesn't burn nearly that hot but we wouldn't ever let a chld hold one, let alone run around with it. Sparklers are extremely dangerous.
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Go ahead, tell me what you REALLY think:
Cosmic left a message on 2006-07-05 15:52:12
Ok, I hate to sound like your mother (though I am sure she sounds fine) but I wouldn't let my kids have sparklers. From Waki-whatever, and I quote: "Sparklers, while seemingly innocuous, are responsible for the vast majority of legal firework-related injuries, mainly as a result of parents giving sparklers to young children. The devices burn at a high temperature (up to 1800 to 2000�Fahrenheit, which can cause devastating burns to hands and faces or ignite clothing. Sparklers should only be used under careful adult supervision." Think about it. A match doesn't burn nearly that hot but we wouldn't ever let a chld hold one, let alone run around with it. Sparklers are extremely dangerous.
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