I thought so too, but then I realized why put them to waste when you could just throw them at your enemies. The blunter the better, as my granpappy used to say.
Personally, I thought it's where you dispose of those damned fidget spinners
Back in the 80's, I remember playing with these. (http://toymakersguide.org/toys/whizzers) I guess they were essentially fidget spinners. But, you could get them to close to 1000 RPM and if a piece broke off, people could get hurt ... back in the good old days. ;-)
There is still a dent in the metal ceiling of my high school shop class where a battery jettisoned from a light-up whizzer I was spinning.
80's? I remember playing with these deep in the 90's! Heck, we even fashioned makeshift ones ourselves haha! I guess that alone is proof it outlived the fidget spinner.
I thought so too, but then I realized why put them to waste when you could just throw them at your enemies. The blunter the better, as my granpappy used to say.
Personally, I thought it's where you dispose of those damned fidget spinners
I think you are right. Fidget spinners are a fad that will disappear fast.
Hasn't it already!?
Good point.
Back in the 80's, I remember playing with these. (http://toymakersguide.org/toys/whizzers) I guess they were essentially fidget spinners. But, you could get them to close to 1000 RPM and if a piece broke off, people could get hurt ... back in the good old days. ;-)
There is still a dent in the metal ceiling of my high school shop class where a battery jettisoned from a light-up whizzer I was spinning.
80's? I remember playing with these deep in the 90's! Heck, we even fashioned makeshift ones ourselves haha! I guess that alone is proof it outlived the fidget spinner.