11-06-2015, 05:42 PM
(11-05-2015, 10:01 AM)rungiorun25 Wrote: with all the lunatics out there now-a-days...my girlfriend and I carefully scan through all the candy before allowing our kids to touch them.
We have two little ones (4 and 2) so we don't let them have any of the gummy like candies. We allow them to have a piece after dinner and a piece maybe throughout if they clean up their messes or do something.
we took a little baggy for ourselves with all the jolly ranchers and candies like that in it.
(11-05-2015, 05:05 PM)RoyleRedlegs Wrote: There has never been a single documented case of anything bad happening because a stranger did something to Halloween candy. No razor blades, no pot, no acid, no prescription drugs....the only case of Halloween candy being tainted was a father who killed his son by poisoning the Halloween candy after it had been collected so he could collect insurance money.Whew...for a minute I was thinking I was the worst parent in the world. Didn't inspect any of it.
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