Sign at Arizona golf course: “For Your Safety, Walking, Running and Recreational Activity Is Prohibited” [Free-Range Kids, with pic]
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by Walter Olson on November 28, 2010
Sign at Arizona golf course: “For Your Safety, Walking, Running and Recreational Activity Is Prohibited” [Free-Range Kids, with pic]
Tagged as: golf, recreation

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Thank goodness non-recreational swimming is still permitted.
and it doesn’t say anything about juggling flaming chain saws.
Since this is at a golf course, it’s probably a liability issue. They’re probably worried about being sued by some non-golfer who gets hit by a golf ball.
Isn’t golfing a “recreational activity”?
When I was vacationing in London back in the 80′s, my friends and I got a couple of classic photos. The first was a picture of a sign that read, “No dumping allowed” with a very large pile of garbage directly beneath it. The second was a sign at a park that read,
“Dead Slow Children Playing.”
I didn’t think the dead British children played very much. Even after we realized that “Dead Slow” is a British expression meaning, “very slow,” the dumbing down of the British children hadn’t really started at that point. They aren’t really THAT slow and stupid, are they?
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