“Bucky Balls” Dangers

by Parental Control Products

Many students are bringing “Bucky Balls” to school.  Bucky Balls are groups of tiny little bb sized magnets, and they’re tons of fun.  BUT, they are very dangerous if swallowed.  One isn’t an issue, but with two or more, they get attracted to each other and can do damage. Some students apparently enjoy putting one on the inside of their mouths and one on the outside, to simulate a cheek piercing.  So be aware, and please don’t let children bring them to school!

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Still think Disney is a “wholesome” provider of entertainment for your kids?

This is nothing new for them though. If you think this is bad, do a google search for porn in “Who framed Roger Rabbit” and “The Little Mermaid”…

They’ve been stuffing their movies with subliminal messages forever…

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Facebook sex links are shared 90% more than average

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Overland MO man gets probation for statutory sodomy of 11 year old girl

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Today, Devonte L. Washington, eighteen, of the 8900 block of Forest Avenue in Overland, was placed on probation Wednesday for 5 years. Washington pleaded guilty on one count of statutory sodomy and 1 count of sexual misconduct, both felonies. Police said he had sexual contact with an 11-year-old St. Peters girl in March. In the [...]

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Protecting Your Child Online: A Parent’s Guide to Internet Safety

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Protecting your child from dangers they face daily is difficult and made more challenging in today’s world because you also have to protect them from the threats lurking on the internet.  Fortunately, several options exist to help ensure the safety of your child when they venture onto the World Wide Web. The most important first [...]

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