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      Not to mention playgrounds that still had merry-go-rounds, splintery wood structures, and flesh-searing steel slides. We had it so good.

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          We had a slide like that in elementary school, except it had dual slides. You’d climb up the center and go either left or right, and it was two HUGE metal spiral slides. One day, 8y/o me thought it’d be a grand idea to take a roll of wax paper and hand it out at the top of the stairs. 20 minutes later, I’m in the principals office, explaining why i did what i did, as kids are flying of of the top of each slide in the background…

          Good times.

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          “And none of that killed me”

          Says older person that had at least one friend die from some of that on their infancy.

          When my parents pull that line, I have to make an effort not to laugh. But at least I’m aware enough to not say it to kids nowadays.