The toys have also sparked blogs, videos, and forum conversations about how to do tricks, inspiring one garage in Russia to make a fidget spinner out of three cars.
There’s no better way to take a break after many hours of hard work than by. Spinners have been touted as a way for kids to help control ADHD. With this epic crossbow, you’ll be able to fire small projectiles like q-tips, toothpicks, and matches anywhere. Police in Chongqing's Jiulongpo district reported 15 crossbow injuries to children.įidget spinners have been a craze among kids for the last few months, a toy that spins on the hand rather than on a table. The craze is most popular among primary and middle school pupils. A toothpick crossbow is exactly what it sounds like: a pint-size, plastic crossbow fitted with a metal, grooved track that directs a small projectile, such as a toothpick, needle or nail. Shop owners told Shanghai Daily that the new toy is so popular it sells out so quickly that they need to keep re-ordering new stock, while online videos show how kids can make their own.Ĭhengdu has banned the toothpick crossbows, which are used to fire at everything from signs to other students. It will cause accidents sooner or later."Īnother parent said: "They're very dangerous." One poster said: "Hurry up, pupils do not understand and are just shooting people for fun. Chinese parents have taken to Weibo, China's social media platform, asking schools to ban them. Worried parents say that the crossbow is more than just a toy and could be used as a weapon. Man demonstrating toothpick crossbow in China.
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