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2) Unless you have a gastric bypass they should be attracted to each-other in the stomach, before going anywhere where you can squeeze stuff, well assuming they
by Qantourisc 13y ago
2) Unless you have a gastric bypass they should be attracted to each-other in the stomach, before going anywhere where you can squeeze stuff, well assuming they where eaten during the same time.
Also I think the sharp edges are a thread, if they go trough wrong, I think there is a risk of it ripping apart the gut. BUT I'm not a doctor.
Of course there is the simple solution of not buying unsafe toys (or letting kids play unsupervised.)
- CatMtKing 13y agoThe stomach wall is a possible point of damage as well, with its many soft tissue folds...
- spc476 13y agoYou might think, but no, they might not necessarily attract each other in the stomach. An ex-girlfriend's kid ate two magnets (http://boston.conman.org/2006/01/12.1 http://boston.conman.org/2006/01/12.1) and they ended up separating, then attracting each other in different parts of the body (http://boston.conman.org/2006/01/20.1 http://boston.conman.org/2006/01/20.1).