Michael wrote:You can't tell me those things fully protect against explosive diarrhea.
Well, no. You gonna kick the elderly people out too? I guess you could say they've earned the right to poop on everyone, which I can't argue.
Just my own experience, but typically a parent knows when that's going on. It doesn't come and go throughout the day. I'm paranoid about taking the kid anywhere in those cases, and I wouldn't dream of the pool.
EDIT - These kind of things are funny. I used to take pleasure in being anti-child. Now I can't help but take up for the little fella and his ilk.
Michael wrote:You can't tell me those things fully protect against explosive diarrhea.
Well, no. You gonna kick the elderly people out too? I guess you could say they've earned the right to poop on everyone, which I can't argue.
Just my own experience, but typically a parent knows when that's going on. It doesn't come and go throughout the day. I'm paranoid about taking the kid anywhere in those cases, and I wouldn't dream of the pool.
The elderly know when they have explosive diarrhea. If they can't control their bowels then they should have the courtesy to skip public swimming pools.
I say with that kid in the pic those diapers look loose around the leg.
ghostrunner wrote:EDIT - These kind of things are funny. I used to take pleasure in being anti-child. Now I can't help but take up for the little fella and his ilk.
Popeye_Card wrote:Reason #423,167 to never have a child.
But there's a billion or so reasons to have one. Baby poop is not a big deal. The only time it ever bothered me is when the [expletive] shoots through the diaper and I have to find a new outfit.
Yeah, my list of reasons to have one is very short. To each their own.
Michael, this is reason #87,657 to never swim in public pools. No matter how good it may look from the Holiday Inn lobby.
This reminds me of when I was young and would swim in the public pool....freezing cold water, so I was thrilled to find the "warm" spots. Of course, years later I figured out what those were...
ghostrunner wrote:EDIT - These kind of things are funny. I used to take pleasure in being anti-child. Now I can't help but take up for the little fella and his ilk.
Hah, this isn't anti-child.
Yeah, bad word. Child-phobic then?
I almost brought up pets. They're much worse. My cat's butt has been on every horizontal surface in our house, and a few vertical ones. I know, I know. They "clean" themselves.
Basically, I've learned to stop worrying and love germs.
