If you told the person whowore that to haul ***, they'd have to make two trips.Would take half a day to work around that one
Many people don't need to order one, they just have to go to the Proctologist.I need one ! Where do I order it ?
I had a blast playing that game!!
Wish I still had it, no idea where it went, probably got tossed out in one of my moves.I had a blast playing that game!!
Any worse than horse shoes? Get pounded in the side of the head with a road hockey slap shot. Just like watching a baseball of hockey game keep your eye on the ball/puck. Some days I think we should take the warning labels off everything and let stupidity work it self out of the gene poolWish I still had it, no idea where it went, probably got tossed out in one of my moves.
yup. still in the box in the garage. nephew enjoyed playing with them
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I've been offered as much as $125 for set of Jarts. Probably stupid for not selling them but every time I pull them out at a gathering, they are the life of the party.Wish I still had it, no idea where it went, probably got tossed out in one of my moves.
I ran across a set in an antique / thrift store last year, I think for around $75. Should've bought them!I've been offered as much as $125 for set of Jarts. Probably stupid for not selling them but every time I pull them out at a gathering, they are the life of the party.
They are actually illegal to sell in almost all states! We had them when we were kids, never gave a though to getting injured. I guess we had more common sense than kids today. Or could it be the parents?I've been offered as much as $125 for set of Jarts. Probably stupid for not selling them but every time I pull them out at a gathering, they are the life of the party.
Lawn darts (or Jarts) are banned for sale in all US states due to a nationwide ban enacted by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The ban, which went into effect on December 19, 1988, prohibits the sale of all pointed lawn darts across the United States.Illegal? Says who?