<![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking - Consumerist Comments]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking - Consumerist Comments]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I still have a pair of these in my closet. I bought them for shower shoes on a backpacking trip. Not saying it didn't happen, but I have a tenancy toward contact dermatitis, and I didn't have any problems.

On a side note, I haven't shopped at Walmart since I bought those shoes a year ago. Good for me.

almk

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @Jaguarxjs

That was an insightful and useful comment. Thank you for taking the time to sign up and leave that comment here; we're all enriched because of it. You've done the world a service.

Jackass.

liquidhypnotic

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I'm sorry, but anyone that buys flip-flops simply gets what's coming to them if they are 'injured' by them.

Flip-flops: Tell society you've given up, moved into a trailer park and only have $3.99 left from your welfare check after buying booze.

jaguarxjs

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @BugMeNot2: It is nothing short of tragic when you let subductive phrases speak for you. Learn to think for yourself. Just to be perfectly clear, I highly doubt that she "paid" for disfiguring scars on her feet.

@wildness:
Your "argument" is completely and totally bogus. Where do you draw the line? At $3, you EXPECT a product to poison you and cause what appears to be permanent damage. Evidently you also expect $5 shoes to do the same. Do you then have, I don't know, some kind of spreadsheet? Some magic value? Shoes that cost more than X, well they'll get the job done, maybe they'll fray a little. B+. Shoes that cost less than X? Oh, well, DUH, they're totally going to poison your feet. I mean, come on, EVERYONE knows that. Would not buy again.

Bogus.

And why stop with shoes? I can't wait until someone buys a cheap shirt from WhereverMart and develops some horrible allergic or whatever reaction to the dyes being used. And there you'll be, telling them "Oh, DUDE, come on! Duh! Anyone could tell you that when you only pay $6.50 for a shirt, you should just EXPECT it to be dyed in hydrochloric acid. It's totally your fault."

The magic line that you draw between cheap shoes and cheap clothes is mystifying.

Attitudes like yours are probably the biggest stumbling block to consumer advocacy. I'll just file you away under "blame the victim".

liquidhypnotic

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @jimconsumer: @jimconsumer: wow. a troll. look at it beat its chest and quote things it doesn't understand.

thejakeman has died of dysentry

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @C2D: ok sorry, imagine i had said burns instead.

thejakeman has died of dysentry

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @MikeGrenade & @Channin: My point is not that you deserve to have $3 flip-flops mess up your feet, it is that for $3, I would expect them to be laden with lead-based paint.

My mom would buy the $5 shoes from K-Mart and I would always tell her that they will mess up her feet... and they did - the surgery costs much more than buying good shoes.

Buy all the cheap clothes you want (Old Navy stuff IS designed to be cheap and wear out quickly - it is the false part of the deal), but NEVER buy cheap shoes for your feet.

wildness

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @Channing: You get what you pay for.

BugMeNot2

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @tekdemon: Ummm... don't know what press you've been reading, but as recently as last week Chinese factories were caught using child labor.

[www.abs-cbnnews.com]

BugMeNot2

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> It looks more like a latex allergy than a "chemical burn". I'm amazed that she hasn't gotten checked out by a doctor. Latex allergies can be life-threatening!

lindalee

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I saw these flip flops at the dollar store the other day, I think.

meeroom

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @parnote:

I agree completely, Parnote. Ban the gas guzzling beasts. Global warming(which I don't even believe in) has nothing to do with my personal SUV-hate, it stems from the fact that I actually drove an SUV for about 7 months & have never hated a vehicle more. I bought it b/c I had a baby & thought it would be easier to get a carseat in & out of. It wasn't any more comfortable or convenient than the small car I traded in for it, and it was slow and cumbersome, terrifying to drive in windy conditions, and got a whopping 15 city/23 highway. Sucky as hell. I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would CHOOSE to drive an SUV unless they lived on a farm or whatever. I drive a 99 Dodge Neon now that gets about 40mpg average & I've never been happier.

On Kelly's feet- SUE THEIR ASSES. I would've called my lawyer the minute my feet started turning pink. Get on the ball girl.

kabuk1

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @parnote: IMHO, ALL SUV's should be banned from the road.

Go away, you worthless communist. You and your global warming friends are idiots. Ice levels in the Southern Hemisphere are at 25-year highs and we've been hitting record low temperatures across the world. Last month in my city was colder than it's been since the fifties.

jimconsumer

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @tekdemon: this anti-China slander is getting out of hand

Mr. Wong? Is that you?

jimconsumer

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Stop buying cheap plastic shit from Wal-Mart and they'll stop selling it.

bobblack555

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Its a shame, cause it looks like she has pretty nice feet otherwise. This, along with the fact that I cant keep flip flops on my feet, are why I dont wear them.

statnut

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I hope someday you people put something on your feet for a couple hours and scar your feet causing pain for a year or more. Then when you say anything about it people bitch and chastise you for wearing the sandals.

You were at the beach and you wore sandals for 3 hours. What were you thinking!? You deserve your painful feet injuries! You idiot!

Sheesh.

ehlaren

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @mgy: Thank goodness we didn't let that kind of reasoning stop us from enacting our own child labor laws.

Pithlit

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I was stationed in Hawaii many moons ago, and I have six words for Kelly/Kerry.

Scott Hawaii sandals. Soft. Durable. Comfy.

They cost a lot more, but BOY, are they good. I have a pair I bought almost 20 years ago, and they're still serviceable. Even with daily use, a pair should still last at least five or six years. With occasional use, ten years or more.

[www.scotthawaii.com]

My old pair is most similar to the Kainalu model.

BigElectricCat

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> The reason little kids in China are making stuff for US is not to keep prices low. It is to keep the bottom line UP. Really. Do you think that the CEO, making millions of dollars per year, decided to do the public a favor? No. He spends all day, everyday, trying to make more money.
The prices could be the same if those things are made in America. The problem is, the CEO and other executives won't get as much.

ThinkerTDM

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Isn't it about time for another Consumerist nazi shirt update post?

FLConsumer

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I followed her site for quite a while. Wal-Mart's worst actions occurred after they had over 50 cases reported to them and yet still kept it on the shelves. A voluntary recall of these daisy flip flops should have occurred ASAP but it didn't.

julieannie

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> OH MY GOD!!! That's horrible. I would sue for negligence. That have to take responsibility for the products they sell if they can cause that kind of damage.

Surfergirl1286

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> lets see clothes of ANY price should NOT cause and INJURY to a person.
Please pay attention to the capitalized words.

EaGle1337

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Comment on 1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking I'm voting allergic reaction / dermititis / plastic sensitivity. Otherwise, how can it be that out of the (presume) millions of pairs of flip flops Wal-Mart probably sold, there are reports of only 200-300 even exaggerate it to 500 "chemical burns"? How come the other millions of people weren't burned by these chemicals?

TreyGoldfinch

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @wildness:
So at anytime you pay $3 or less you're explicitly signing an agreement that allows bodily harm?
Right, that makes sense.

Channing

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @wildness: Hey, don't knock $3 flip-flops! Old Navy's cheapies last me a full summer. (:

dollywould

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @wildness: I'm inclined to agree but these are freaking shoes we're talking about here. For $3 I would expect them to be uncomfortable, ugly, and fall apart quickly. I would not even guess they would cause a serious skin reaction. That's just one of those things that there's no excuse for.

MikeGrenade

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> If you put something that costs $3 on your feet - ESPECIALLY if it is from Mal-Wart - then your expectations must start pretty low, and if you are surprised that the cheap footwear messed up your feet, then Darwinian principles aren't doing their job properly.

wildness

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Looks like contact dermatitis. Contact dermatitis can and does occur due to exposure to chemicals.

Even if it was a "burn"...... Who in Hades keeps wearing the farking flip-flops? The answer to that stupid question is the OP. Yep, she admitted to continue to wear the farking flip-flops after the problem started becuase she was too cheap / poor / stupid to stop wearing the offending products.

What a farking idiot.

Now myself, when I washed a particular male undergarment (jockys) in a new laundry detergent and cause contact dermatitis of my private regions I was smart enough to promptly remove the offending garment and go commando for the rest of the school day until I could visit the DR.

Maybe I am a rocket scientist, or just maybe I have more common sense than the OP.

StevenJohn

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> IIRC, this is one of the first "blame the victim" threads. Also, one of the first threads to fill quickly with the "why do you still shop there" whiners.

Jim

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I still can't see how this is a chemical burn. If only certain people developed this condition after wearing the flipflops, then it is an allergic reaction, not a burn.

For example, if someone throws hydrochloric acid on your skin, you burn and if it gets spashed on the girl next to you, she burns too. No one is immune to that. But you wear sandals with a funky chemical composition and get a funky pattern on your feet but your friend didn't, then you are allergic.

AlbusSeverusPotter

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Wow, I can remember when this story came out. That means I have been reading the Consumersit for more than a year...

Dang.

Daniel

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @balthisar: SUV's burn gasoline at a premium rate, while creating a "premium" carbon footprint. That's all that's "premium" about SUV's. They also increase this country's reliance on foreign oil. Yeah, oh boy! What a premium product! IMHO, ALL SUV's should be banned from the road. Imagine how much we could cut America's dependence on foreign oil overnight!!

parnote

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Comment on 1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking @tekdemon: I can almost assure you those are not marks from an allergic reaction. I, unfortunately, am allergic to most metals and most plastics, and I have to be very choosy with flip-flops, or else my feel will end up looking like this. However, my feet heal within a week, a month at the longest from an allergy. While I can't say for sure it is a chemical burn (but it sounds like Kelly can), I can be almost positive it's not just some allergic reaction, and any kind of scars would probably have turned brown by now.

ShorashiNemean

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @balthisar: I think you're missing the point - SUV's are gas guzzlers that kill both the environment and your pocketbook.

jennieblue22

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @thewriteguy: I've heard of people who did take legal action and got nothing.

jennieblue22

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> READ THE POST PEOPLE!! AND READ SIMILAR STORIES!! It may LOOK like an allergic reaction from the pics but it is NOT... it was VERIFIED by a DOCTOR that it is a CHEMICAL BURN!!

jennieblue22

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Ummm Tom James sucks. Custom whatever... Had a couple of dress shirts done and one didn't last two washes. I followed up and nobody wanted any part after the sale.

rocket72

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I am sick (kinda literally) of looking at this woman's gross feet. Please, no more, Consumerist.

She has an allergic reaction to rubber, and she didn't take legal action against Wal-Mart. So WTH does she expect this site to do about it?

thewriteguy

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Uh, if I remember correctly the woman did see a doctor right after this happened and the doctor did confirm it was some sort of burn, not an allergic reaction.

An allergic reaction does not leave your feet scarred and unable to wear shoes a year later.

This woman has been patient enough and she clearly has long lasting damage. She needs to sue.

bohemian

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> 3 words: personal injury attorney.

She should have called one the day it happened.

Me

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Soooo...did she ever see a dermatologist? If the answer is no, I still, about a year later, don't care.

Balisong

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> it's actually most likely not walmart or the manufacturer's fault per se, but rather just an unfortunate coincidence. from the story and looking at the pictures, it's probably an allergic contact dermatitis. for anyone else out there who understands medicine (although if you do, you probably already know this) it's a type IV immune response (delayed type hypersensitvity) involving T-cells. so in other words, yes, an allergic reaction, but not the type that you think of from, like, a bee sting for instance (little medical lesson for ya: that's a type I hypersensitivity). the response is delayed and your body can react well past the initial insult, which was whatever she's allergic to. and yes, it can even get progressively worse because your own T cells are attacking your skin. the sandal situation is actually a classic example for dermatology instruction since it's easy to see what the cause was and it's relatively common. see shape of sandals - see the shape of lesion.

if it were truly a chemical burn, it would be an irritant dermatitis, but that would mean that anyone would have this reaction if exposed long enough, which, gauging by the low numbers afflicted is unlikely.

now, should walmart have recalled the sandals really quickly after people reported this? probably. are they at fault and should they be responsible for the damage to her feet? out of good will maybe, but again, it's just an unfortunate coincidence that someone with the susceptibility happened to pick the right (or wrong) sandal with the particular thing they are allergic to. i doubt there was anything neglectful here. it's really unfortunate and i hope she gets better.

amightywind

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @trujunglist: I haven't bought Nikes in the last 20 years. Does that mean I get to call you a douchebag hypocrite too?

matto

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I purchase 80% of my clothes from US. Good old, Tom James Company.

Still working on finding more. Want to be 100% american made.

Also, use a local lady tailor for shorts and golf shirts.

I know that some of the cloth is not, but still....what are we to do?

WVCouch

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @howie_in_az: SUV's are premium vehicles (when not needed for practical purposes), and as such, cost considerably more than your crappy little Hyundai -- or am I missing your point??

balthisar

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @tekdemon: You need to educate yourself a bit and see what goes on in the real world. There might not be 5 year olds in the sweatshops in China, but 6,7,8,&9 year olds I am sure, and cuts? WTF? Those are burns of some sort...and I know.

boxjockey68

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> It's funny that we're really quick to condemn China's actions in concerns to human rights violations like child labor, but we have no problem at all benefiting from it as long as it doesn't happen "in our neighborhood."
For the above commenters who think China is so bad: do you think that pair of Nike's would cost the same if it wasn't for those little hands? If you're going to be vocal about China's rights violations, don't turn the other cheek when it comes to buying your clothes or just about every single fucking thing we buy here in the US. Otherwise, you just sound like a douchebag hypocrite.

trujunglist

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @tekdemon: What the hell are you talking about, "no five year old sweat shop workers in China"?

Google "child workers china":

[www.google.com]

You are the worst kind of shill.

Landru

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Usually sun burn is on the outside of the straps.

SuffolkHouse

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @tekdemon: Even if there were 5 year old sweatshop workers, putting them out of work isn't going to make their situation any better.

mgy

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> And yes I do know what I'm talking about regarding allergies vs burns.

It's most likely a rubber allergy (kind of like how you hear about latex allergies).

tekdemon

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> lol, 5 year old sweatshop workers in China? There are no 5 year old sweatshop workers in China. There are 18 year old factory workers in China, and they might not get paid a lot, but this anti-China slander is getting out of hand.

tekdemon

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Actually I *HIGHLY* doubt these are chemical burns at all, but probably more of an allergic reaction to the strap material.
Calling them chemical burns is a little ridiculous, unless she kept them on her feet nonstop and didn't wash her feet off or anything.

tekdemon

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> If that's what your feet look like, imagine what the 5 year old sweat shop worker in China's hands look like.

MD4Prez2032

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @thejakeman: probably disagrees with you: RTFP! They're chemical burns, NOT cuts!

C2D

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> how come she wore these long enough for the severe cuts that occurred to occur?

thejakeman has died of dysentry

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> someone remind me again...were these walmart brand flipflops? i ask because walmart is getting the heat here but i still say the makers of the flipflops is who should be answering questions. walmart just sold the thing. They were probably waiting upon the makers to issue their recall.

bravo369

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I've cut my Wal-Mart shopping down to less than four or five times a year now. That's pretty good.

Pro-Pain

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I don't usually say this, but get a lawyer and fast! I hope you've consulted with a doctor and that everything turns out OK.

twophrasebark

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Yet another reason to BOYCOTT Wal Mart. They don't give a damn about the customer or the health issues that have arisen from their shoddy products. Seriously, America, wake up!

lesspopmorefizz

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Wal-Mart will never willingly talk with her now. What Kelly needs to do is talk with a couple lawyers and find one to take up her case. This sounds like it could be a class-action suit.

XopherMV

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @acasto: Because we fuck up sometimes. Don't you?

Meg Marco

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> @spanktastic: Good luck with that. Like debt, Americans are, by and large, addicted to the low low prices. Very rarely do we think of the longer-term consequences -- just look at all the people that bought SUVs and continue to buy them.

howie_in_az

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Wally Marty wanted to get her hooked on their $4 RX bullshit. You know... Wally Marty announces they will do 90 pills for $10, CVS is already doing it so its no big deal like Wally Marty wants you to think it is as in every thing else they do. Hmm... maybe these scarred feet are no big deal after all.

DeafLEGO

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> Has it been almost a year already? Damn!

midwestkel

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> How come the gallery says "Kerry's Feet" while the post says "Kelly"?

acasto

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> I would be so freakin' pissed if this happend to me. I'd sue them as hard and fast as I could, not because I'm sue happy, but because THIS is what lawsuits are FOR.

Pro-Pain

]]> <![CDATA[1 Year Later: Feet Scarred From "Chemical Flip Flops," Walmart Still Not Talking]]> squatmart is in the business to make money and care little else about lead in your child's toys, toxic crayons, your fake jewelry as long as they saved a buck and suckered you into a purchase.

Do America a favor and never shop there. Tell squatmart You don't want their stinkin' made in China crap.

spanktastic

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