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Originally Posted by Ayrahb
No kidding. Maybe we should all get an almanac or something at the time of registering our cars so that we know when to drive 30.
Also, I would be really tempted to call Child Welfare if I saw a child in the playground at -30C, or at 10pm in the summer.
I don't get why the City doesn't put electronic playground zone signs that are turned on between certain hours, at a certain temperature range and operated by parents like the flashing crosswalk sign.
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Kids don't use playgrounds anymore. Don't people realise this yet? They play nintendo or playstation for 10 hours a day and then after their minds are nice and twisted go and make grenades in their bedroom until about age 16 and then come to school with a machine gun and unload on innocent civilians.
Not seeing where playground zones are affective for any of those situations.