HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — A West Virginia mother is seeking a recall of a popular walkie-talkie after her threeyear- old’s toy apparently intercepted a profanity-laced conversation between truckers about drugs and strip clubs.
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Deborah Pancaro, 34, said she contacted Fisher-Price after she heard a conversation in which a man said “10-4" and other things that led her to believe the device was relaying a CB radio conversation.
“They said we should go smoke some weed, and were talking about being in a strip bar, some really explicit things," Pancaro said Thursday.
The walkie-talkie is sold exclusively at Wal-Mart and allows children to role-play animal rescues like the Diego character does on the cartoon series Dora the Explorer and Go, Diego, Go!
The walkie-talkie is supposed to have a range of about six metres but Pancaro said she heard one of the voices say he was driving on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, about 440 kilometres north of Huntington.
Mom wants walkie-talkies pulled after child’s toy picked up trashy truckers talk
#1Aug 8th, 2008
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he he, that made me laugh.
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Re: Mom wants walkie-talkies pulled after child’s toy picked up trashy truckers talk
Aug 8th, 2008
............Pullem or don't. Who cares?..........You can pick this up on a baby moniter, walkie talkie, whatever.CB's are an essential truckin tool...........My son warned a flatbed who was trying to enter an interstate in the path of a spinning car..........saved someone's bacon...........I had my hands wrapped around the "Jesus Christ" bar, and my feet on the passenger's side "brakes"......We were second in line.
And, yepper, there be some frofane frofanity on'em.............Change the channel.
Yep, pull the toys.
Sue whomever
Who gives a ****?
eh
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