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Old 07-06-2005, 11:06   #240
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Re: Powerball

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Originally Posted by Chris T
my son because he's a toddler and excited by coloured plastic (he hasn't given up asking to play with daddy's ball, any chance of producing a junior version? )
I guess that's another benefit - develop hand-eye co-ordination in the young. All that stuff about child development - keep their brains stimulated.


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Originally Posted by Incognitas
So having taken a slightly more in depth look at the website can I ask if this gizmo is dangerous if you lose control of it..Having had my light fittings smashed by a light saber at one point I'm rather concerned not to have to replace the glass covers again.
A light saber? You have me worried now - I have visions of having to take cover as this ball hurtles round the room
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