The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Monday that two children have reportedly coughed out pieces of the whistle that they had sucked into their mouths, including one child who received medical attention.
The safety agency said that parts of the three-inch tall "Hello Kitty Birthday Lollipop" whistle can detach and be inhaled, posing a risk to small children.
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3 comments:
It can't be any worse than the food.
I hereby volunteer my services for the measly sum of $27,000 per year to personally test these toys before they are put into Happy Meals. I can save the company millions. If you have somebody already doing this, you're paying them too much and they should be fired.
Do you think anyone from McDonalds reads SBYNews?
Joe, if they respond, you have my number.
Do something completely different today.Read 11:42's comment to yourself in Ben Stein's voice.It is a perfect match.Bueller,Bueller...
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