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To: Le-Roy
"The store had the health dept. check out the candy, they couldn't find any noticeable problems, so they put the candy back on the shelf."

Brilliant.

I suppose the tested every piece of candy for every possible contaminant?

Good grief people, we are at war! The enemy is buying large quantities of candy before halloween, and then returning it?

I am advising everyone I know to not buy any candy for halloween, and not allow their children to accept any, even if "it's from someone we know", since the contamination can occur at the retail level.

When are we going to wake up?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

72 posted on 10/20/2001 10:01:35 PM PDT by Don Joe
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To: Don Joe
I am advising everyone I know to not buy any candy for halloween, and not allow their children to accept any, even if "it's from someone we know", since the contamination can occur at the retail level.

One of those Sam's stores is in our area. I heard this incident discussed on a local talk radio show. My husband and I have decided to buy our kids' halloween candy from a small grocery store chain, and throw out whatever loot they get from trick or treating. It doesn't sound like a harmless incident. I'm wondering how they tainted the candy...

82 posted on 10/21/2001 6:10:53 AM PDT by Snowy
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