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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This has been the practice for over 50 years.  Even indoor pools make everyone get out.  Nothing new. [/quote]

Hey dumdum, the post was not expressing amazement that pools close, it was asking what the policy at your pool is, because clearly, policies vary widely![/quote]

Why so aggressive? You’re one of the screaming parents, aren’t you?

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No, I'm the OP who is fascinated by the people at my pool who are upset about it, so I thought to ask what the policy is elsewhere.

The given is that you should not be in the water when there is lightening, but I'd like to know how pools are deciding, how long they are requiring people to be about and how do community members handle it.

It sounds like: some use lifeguard's judgement, some use automatic systems, a lot of people complain.[/quote]

And that warrants name-calling? Are you 12?
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I didn't call you a name.[/quote]

You called someone a dumb dumb and earlier called female lifeguards bimbos. [/quote]

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