If gasoline is so flammable why don't you see fire extinguishers near gas pumps?
Obviously household cleaning supplies, other toxic and hazardous materials. Knives, and scissors, curling irons along with anything else that may heat up or be sharp enough to puncture the child. Candles should be up high when lit or not left in a room with a child unattended. Same with lighters and matches. Open windows, balconies. Keeping weapons and any firearms in a locked safe. On a totally seperate note, mentally damaging items like anything meant for adults with adult material inside should be put away where the child would not find it. ie movies, photos, magazines. Getting some type of block on your computer to keep the child from anything dangerous or innapropriate. Channel blocks on the television. And simply educating your child on why these things are bad and not for children.
If the married man you plan to seduce is your husband, then you should have no difficulty doing so and even less need for our advice. If the married man is married to someone else, then I'd advise against it. A man who can be seduced away from his wife can also be seduced away from his bit on the side. Besides, he already knows you have little concern for the sanctity of marriage vows, so why would he bother being faithful to you?
FYI - there are no inline skates (Rollerblade is only one brand of inline skates) that have rubber wheels. All use polyurethanes which can be soft or hard. Trying to guess what you mean by plastic. Aggressive skates have very small, hard wheels that are great for landing from jumps but not for recreational skating. A lot depends on what you consider cheap and how much you will skate. You can get cheap skates at many discount stores (Target, Walmart, Kmart, etc) but they are frequently no name brands that may be hard to get parts for and tend to be low quality. At a slightly higher price to significantly higher, there will be skates from the two major brands (Rollerblade and K2) and some minor brands at the big box sports stores like Dick's, SportsMart, etc. They carry the lower to mid level skates from those brands and a few lesser known brands. One of the lesser brands that they carry is BladeRunner. BladeRunner is made by RollerBlade but not as good as the ones that actually carry the RollerBlade brand. One advantage to it over the other lesser brands is that they use the same replacement brake blocks. Try on as many skates as you can and get ones that feel snug all around your feet without crushing your toes or pinching other parts of your feet. You want the skates to act as an extension of your feet without the feet moving around in them.
