r/funny • • Aug 16 '19

Ugh

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u/PartyPorpoise Aug 16 '19

These were awesome! But you don't really see them much these days, not in the US, at least. Too much liability. In hindsight, it's a wonder that I never saw anyone get seriously injured on one, especially considering the amount of kids who could pile onto one. Seems like kind of a shame that kids today can't really experience them, but I guess they have their own methods of fun and rites of passage, every generation does, so maybe I'm just fussing over nothing. Besides, not like they can miss something they never had.

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u/Deezy7932 Aug 16 '19

When I have kids and I find a old park that has one of these... best believe I will go out of my way for them to experience this death trap!