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Oh yeah, that's the shit. When I was a kid, I lived next to a gymnasium that had all of these, including an obstacle course similar to what they use in the Army. They were incredibly tall and difficult to climb, but over the years I scaled and conquered every single one, which made me very proud of my accomplishments. The new playgrounds though? Pussy shit.

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Woodchip cushioned playgrounds produce effeminate men. We didn't have a sensitive modern male until the hard-pack dirt under monkey bars was removed.

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Like it, but the upper one should be an electric chair or a gas chamber. Challenge accepted?

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Had this exact one at my school except we had pea gravel on the ground surrounding it.

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You had it made! We had broken 40 bottles, syringes and shallow graves.

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Action Park, NJ.

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We used to play "hot lava" on a bigger playground similar to the lower one. Traverse the whole thing without touching any gravel, bonus if you walked on top of all the higher beams. Didn't break a single bone.

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In elementary we boys had a past time of jumping off the swings at full tilt, launching our 80lb frames a good 20 feet into the air before landing in the sand.
Our school had a rule that if you stood in front of a swing and counted to a hundred you could claim the swing. One day some punk kid started counting down my swing, so I told him to move as I was gonna launch. Punk wouldn't move so I told him again, he stood there like an idiot as I lifted off and knee dropped him from 20 feet up. Gave the poor bastard whiplash from the collision. I thought I was gonna get expelled but nothing ever came of it.

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Same, we also had swings with wide platforms so you'd stand on those, and they could also do a full rotation which we called "the sun". , and we did it as kids, minus the crash of course :)

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I see it an agree. Let a boy earn his splinter badge.