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Re: New Theory on Holey Bags
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 17 Dec 1998 16:33:43 GMT
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Steve Bliss wrote in message <36792038.10445051@lugnet.com>...
> I haven't heard this possible explanation before...
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> SO, the bags have holes to let air out. That way, no burst baggies.
> I still like the rip-stopping explanation better. Or maybe that the
> holes allow minifigs to breathe...
I always thought (kids don't try this at home), if you accidentally lodged a
small bag, or piece of a bag in your throat, your air supply would not be
completely restricted. I think that the bursting baggies, and rip-stopping
may be an beneficial side effect to the safety consideration. Who knows
though?
A side note... I have heard that babies don't have to even swallow a bag to
choke; they can just fall on it and inhaling seals the bag around the mouth,
and exhaling just lets the air out. this would be prevented by the holes
too.
LINC
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