[ SECRET POST #3481 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3481 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[person of interest]


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[Red/Red 2]


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[Evoland 2]


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07. [SPOILERS for Oxenfree]
[WARNING for suicide]



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08. [WARNING for real people death?]

[French politics]


















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Comments

Re: "Trophy for participation"

[(Anonymous)]

Really? Are you American? They removed the rickety stuff but the bars on swings and the roundabout are all clearly metal. I struggle to see the logic behind removing them unless they were really old and had jagged edges and stuff. Plastic or wood can be just as dense and would be just as likely to cause injury.

Re: "Trophy for participation"

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I'm American. What I usually see looks like this...

http://www.justfuninflatables.com/Upload/PicFiles/2011.9.7_2.53.31_9976.jpg

But you're right, now that I take a closer look, there is some metal there. But I never see any metal monkey bars, climbers, swingsets, slides, etc.

Re: "Trophy for participation"

[(Anonymous)]

Oh wow. The parks near me look nothing like that. That looks incredibly flimsy, like the kind of thing that would be put in a back garden and not a public park.

Re: "Trophy for participation"

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

that's the general style but there are other versions that look more rooted and solid and less flimsy

Re: "Trophy for participation"

[(Anonymous)]

That still has metal in it.

Re: "Trophy for participation"

[(Anonymous)]

I'm American and powder-coated metal playground equipment is all I ever see. It's the wood and concrete playgrounds of my childhood that are rare.