What do you call this, where are you from, and how old are you?

Anonymous
rusty slide
49
Bermuda
Anonymous
Slide, 47, CCMD
Anonymous
I grew up in the greater Pittsburgh, PA area and we always called this a sliding board. I am 75.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It is Shopping Carts and Take Out Food in NY and Wagons and Carry Out food in DC.


I’m a third generation DC native. I have never -ever - heard anyone say wagon. Take Out and Carry Out are both used as well as “To Go”.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:When I was very little I called it a sliding board in WV, with parents from PA. I am 44. Changed to slide at some point. My WV peers all called it a slicky-slide, but even at age 5 that struck me as moronic.


From WV originally, 45 and we never called it anything but a Slicky-Slide. I read through the whole thread and only this post stated similar. Agree, pretty silly and redundant name but it was great fun, except when there'd be a line all the way up the steps and a kid would balk at going down.
Anonymous
Born in 1956, so I am 67.
Raised in Delaware County, just outside Philadelphia.

That's a sliding board.

My (adult) kids think I've lost my mind. It's a slide to them. Clearly, I have failed to raise them properly. Though they ARE iggles fans.
Anonymous
England. 54
Slide.
Anonymous
I am fifty-four, live in S.CA and I grew up calling these playground 🛝 slides.

When it was hot outside however these things used to scorch my legs & I avoided them like Covid.

What took so long to invent the plastic slide??!
Anonymous
Sliding board, Connecticut, 70 years old.
Anonymous
Slide, North Carolina, 46
Anonymous
49, Grew up in Montgomery County, Sliding board.
Anonymous
44; grew up in South Jersey. Sliding board & the fancy ones were slides.
Now they all are slides. My spouse & kid are 100% slide.
Anonymous
Slides
51
NJ
Anonymous
A metal slide

West coast

Late 30s
Anonymous
Slide.

52, Bergen County NJ
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