While there may bea wayto get around theimpending rarified - earth toy magnet ban , it seems like the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ’s decision will end the Buckyball ’s running game as everyone ’s favorite desk toy . What does this signify ? It means there ’s a lot of old gillyflower that needs to get into people ’s hands before Zen Magnets ca n’t sell them anymore , and that means cheap magnets for you .
https://gizmodo.com/the-governments-magnet-ban-might-actually-be-easy-to-ci-5962904
It looks like they ’re all sold out of most of their different Buckyball options , except for the solidifying of 125 original Buckycubes . Sure , they ’re not the ball , but a deal of multitude prefer the cubes to the balls anyway . With the computer code QuarterBaller , 125 Buckycubes do out to $ 7.50 with free shipping . That ’s a good price than Black Friday , and probably the best cost you ’re ever going to see on these Guy , because afew kids could n’t differentiate between alloy and intellectual nourishment . [ GetBuckyballs ]
https://gizmodo.com/dumbest-new-trend-kids-eating-magnets-5891973
Note : The shipping on Buckyballs is tiresome . You ’re not go to get them before Christmas .
Update : Looks like as soon as they got Gizmodo’d , they pulled the free transportation . Bummer , but if you get three set it average to about $ 12 a band , which is still good considering they retailed for $ 30 .
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