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Hey kids! Get your autopsy toys in time for Christmas! Posted by Pile (5138 views) [E-Mail link] The pro-family activist group (as Jon Stewart says, "any group with 'family' in the name is usually angry) Parents Television Council is outraged over a new "toy" line of products aimed at kids 8 and up related to the television crime drama CSI. With the new CSI Forensics toy kits, your kid can have lots of fun creating and investigating crime scenes, fingerprinting suspects, and our favorite the facial reconstruction kit (blue eyes). No news on the neighbor's missing dog yet.   Wow, cool Posted by wizeGurl on 2004-11-19 16:47:26 They never had fun toys like that when I was a kid.   Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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