2. laundry detergent. Now, yet another danger "challenge" is making its

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3. way across the internet. The "hot coil challenge" encourage people to

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4. burn themselves on a red-hot, stove-top heating coil and post the resulting

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5. video online. While not nearly as widespread as a Tide Pod challenge,

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6. its appearance online is perplexing and worrisome for obvious safety

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7. reasons. Despite the risks involved with many online challenges, it

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8. also represent a sort of acceptance in a group of potentially million of

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9. people. Parents had to encourage open discussions to understand why

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10. teenagers allow their desire to belong for outweigh their cognition in

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