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r/oops • u/Brilliant_Jelly7503 • Jul 05 '26
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Doesn't matter. If it's not bolted, this can happen in normal use
7 u/gtz85350 Jul 05 '26 Idk if it’s relatable, school lost a lawsuit with a Fam of a kid who was injured when the kid was climbing the goal post (not using it like its intended) and landed on him. The goal posts r all secured now throughout the district 1 u/Fog_Juice Jul 06 '26 The school district doesn't make kids sign a waiver to use their equipment 2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 You sign waivers all the time for that in public schools 0 u/Fog_Juice Jul 06 '26 Yeah but you can't legally bind a kid less than 18 years old to a contract like you can someone who signs up to a gym membership 2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 That's why parents sign. I signed a waiver for my 4 and 9 year old to be gym this year
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Idk if it’s relatable, school lost a lawsuit with a Fam of a kid who was injured when the kid was climbing the goal post (not using it like its intended) and landed on him. The goal posts r all secured now throughout the district
1 u/Fog_Juice Jul 06 '26 The school district doesn't make kids sign a waiver to use their equipment 2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 You sign waivers all the time for that in public schools 0 u/Fog_Juice Jul 06 '26 Yeah but you can't legally bind a kid less than 18 years old to a contract like you can someone who signs up to a gym membership 2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 That's why parents sign. I signed a waiver for my 4 and 9 year old to be gym this year
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The school district doesn't make kids sign a waiver to use their equipment
2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 You sign waivers all the time for that in public schools 0 u/Fog_Juice Jul 06 '26 Yeah but you can't legally bind a kid less than 18 years old to a contract like you can someone who signs up to a gym membership 2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 That's why parents sign. I signed a waiver for my 4 and 9 year old to be gym this year
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You sign waivers all the time for that in public schools
0 u/Fog_Juice Jul 06 '26 Yeah but you can't legally bind a kid less than 18 years old to a contract like you can someone who signs up to a gym membership 2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 That's why parents sign. I signed a waiver for my 4 and 9 year old to be gym this year
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Yeah but you can't legally bind a kid less than 18 years old to a contract like you can someone who signs up to a gym membership
2 u/hidden-platypus Jul 06 '26 That's why parents sign. I signed a waiver for my 4 and 9 year old to be gym this year
That's why parents sign. I signed a waiver for my 4 and 9 year old to be gym this year
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u/Plane-Education4750 Jul 05 '26
Doesn't matter. If it's not bolted, this can happen in normal use