Anonymous wrote:Are we talking about soft/nerf balls or basketballs? I don’t think people should be throwing basketballs, unless there is a hoop for that (in which case, don’t sit behind it!). But I think that people should just assume they might get beaned by a nerf ball (or splashed, or bumped into) when they go to a pool.
What else are kids supposed to do? Just stand there?
Anonymous wrote:The people complaining are probably those that also complain that kids don’t go outside anymore. They probably talk about how they were outside all day, but don’t see the irony. I’m pro kids running around, playing, throwing balls. Pools are for kids, you are in their space. Pay for a place with an duly only pool if it bothers you. I think adults have become entitled and used to dominating all spaces, maybe because there are less kids then there used to be.
Anonymous wrote:I went to the pool yesterday to relax and I kept getting disturbed by the kids and their toys and balls. It really needs to stop. How can you decompress in the pool with all that annoying behavior! And the noise!
Anonymous wrote:And what's worse, they go home & fire up gasoline leaf blowers! And wear spandex when riding their bicycles! The horror!
typically, it’s a 3 inch diameter squishy ball. Or, a beach ball. Heads up!Anonymous wrote:Are we talking about soft/nerf balls or basketballs? I don’t think people should be throwing basketballs, unless there is a hoop for that (in which case, don’t sit behind it!). But I think that people should just assume they might get beaned by a nerf ball (or splashed, or bumped into) when they go to a pool.
What else are kids supposed to do? Just stand there?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This post brings me to tears. Why are we targeting children playing with their fathers? It's a sweet and loving thing.
That football hitting my face is not sweet and loving. My being asked to put down my book to “pass” that stray ball to you that your kid neglected to catch or threw astray is not sweet and loving. Everything is not about your kids lady.
Calm down Karen. If you want some quiet pool for just you, build your own.
Nah, I’ll just take your kid’s ball and hold it. When he asked for it back I’ll tell him a parent needs to come get it.
I would gladly come get it from you. And right after you whine and complained to me, I would tell you that 'your opinion has been noted'
And then tell my son or daughter to go deep!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This post brings me to tears. Why are we targeting children playing with their fathers? It's a sweet and loving thing.
That football hitting my face is not sweet and loving. My being asked to put down my book to “pass” that stray ball to you that your kid neglected to catch or threw astray is not sweet and loving. Everything is not about your kids lady.
Calm down Karen. If you want some quiet pool for just you, build your own.
When people are in a public space, they need to show consideration for other people. A public pool is one of those places. People who want to throw balls, squirt guns, etc. are the ones who need to build their own pools. They can hit each other in the head all they want in their own space.
There’s a baby pool for people who are overly sensitive about their children being subjected to…Nerf balls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This post brings me to tears. Why are we targeting children playing with their fathers? It's a sweet and loving thing.
That football hitting my face is not sweet and loving. My being asked to put down my book to “pass” that stray ball to you that your kid neglected to catch or threw astray is not sweet and loving. Everything is not about your kids lady.
Calm down Karen. If you want some quiet pool for just you, build your own.
Nah, I’ll just take your kid’s ball and hold it. When he asked for it back I’ll tell him a parent needs to come get it.
Thanks. I’m doing this next time.
NP. We bring more than 1 ball just in case![]()
Anonymous wrote:I was just doing this this past week with my kids. It was a squishy water ball. I had no idea it was frowned upon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've had to take my child home when she's been hit in the head and knocked into the pool by a volleyball, so a big F.U. to people defending this type of behavior.
Why did you have to take her home?
Time to remove the bubble wrap and teach the simpering little wimp to shake it off, stiff upper lip it; and while you at it momsy bear — keep calm and carry on. Your kiddo is picking up on your anger and anxiety.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This post brings me to tears. Why are we targeting children playing with their fathers? It's a sweet and loving thing.
That football hitting my face is not sweet and loving. My being asked to put down my book to “pass” that stray ball to you that your kid neglected to catch or threw astray is not sweet and loving. Everything is not about your kids lady.
Calm down Karen. If you want some quiet pool for just you, build your own.
Nah, I’ll just take your kid’s ball and hold it. When he asked for it back I’ll tell him a parent needs to come get it.
Thanks. I’m doing this next time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This post brings me to tears. Why are we targeting children playing with their fathers? It's a sweet and loving thing.
That football hitting my face is not sweet and loving. My being asked to put down my book to “pass” that stray ball to you that your kid neglected to catch or threw astray is not sweet and loving. Everything is not about your kids lady.
Calm down Karen. If you want some quiet pool for just you, build your own.
Nah, I’ll just take your kid’s ball and hold it. When he asked for it back I’ll tell him a parent needs to come get it.
I would gladly come get it from you. And right after you whine and complained to me, I would tell you that 'your opinion has been noted'
And then tell my son or daughter to go deep!