jhb8426
July 25, 2014, 5:57am
21
I think this question is totally preposterous and actually quite silly.
MattB
July 25, 2014, 6:43am
22
Unlikely to happen, but remember Clackers? Iāve done more damage to myself with a yoyo than with those things.
Iād join an underground yoyo group and start a new yoyo related society with those interested
D_Beau
July 25, 2014, 2:21pm
24
Personally, I support the yoyo ban. Why should taxpayers have to foot the bill for yoyo-related injuries? People canāt be trusted to make the right decisions regarding personal safety, thatās why we have seatbelt and helmets laws. Letās not forget, yoyos were invented as deadly weapons. Do you really want your children playing with weapons?
Anti-yoyo is pro-kid.
Yoyo
July 25, 2014, 2:23pm
25
Are you talking about those magnets?
Philip
July 25, 2014, 2:24pm
26
Carsonel88:
So if yoyoing became illegal it would cost $100 for a Duncan butterfly, thousands for a clyw tons of knock offs gahah. string would cost $10 each and you would need a reliable non shady āstring dealerā so you can be sure you are getting new ones and not used dirty ones, after all they are 10 dollars each!!! Hahaha
Suddenly, 2a wouldnāt be as unappealing as everybody thought.
MattB
July 26, 2014, 5:09am
28
Clackers were a toy with two 5 cm acrylic balls that were connected with a string with a small ring in the middle. You held the ring and with an up and down motion the balls would bounce/clack against each other. If you really got it going, you could clack them above and below your hand.
MattB:
Clackers were a toy with two 5 cm acrylic balls that were connected with a string with a small ring in the middle. You held the ring and with an up and down motion the balls would bounce/clack against each other. If you really got it going, you could clack them above and below your hand.
http://youtu.be/FLHftISLNHE
I have a pair of those! Red ones!
Wait or we could start calling yoyos trick doorknobs.
Logi
July 26, 2014, 9:47pm
31
Carsonel88:
Things like drugs become illegal so the government can monopolize the selling and make the price 100 times what it would be if legal. making something illegal never cuts the demand it just tAkes away quality control and creates black markets.
So if yoyoing became illegal it would cost $100 for a Duncan butterfly, thousands for a clyw tons of knock offs gahah. string would cost $10 each and you would need a reliable non shady āstring dealerā so you can be sure you are getting new ones and not used dirty ones, after all they are 10 dollars each!!! Hahaha
Well Iāll just make my own string! HA.
Yoyo in front of cops and die.
Ernie would be the Walter White of yoyos. 99.99% smooth. The most pure.
that made me lol