noharleyyet
Well-known member
...practically lived on one at the Boys Club during my early teens. Still have the scars.
Tramoplines....
- Thread starter Moosie
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It looks like the reaccuring theme here is even though this is a risky piece of yard onrmanent
it still invokes fond memories from good or bad events...
I vote to get it and set a few rules, then run with the good and bad conseqences....
it still invokes fond memories from good or bad events...
I vote to get it and set a few rules, then run with the good and bad conseqences....
Mini Moose
New member
Oscar, how about you ask your employee about how good of an idea a trampoline is, he did almost kill himself on one you know, but then again that goes back to the alcohol thing
Moosie
Grand poopa
HAHAH.. I should find the Picture of GuiTarZAn. I remember he had a Going away party or something when he moved up here.... A little Sippy sip drinking , a little Showing off and a Flip that landed him face first in the Bar of the Trampoline knocking him out. Nothing like waking up to the PArametics over ya YAH, I remember now.
We've been on it almost every day. I don't stay on it long, It's alot of work But the kids like it. I'm still gunna dig a pit and put it in the ground. Jsut hiopefulyl no one gets hurt before I do.
YAH, I remember now.We've been on it almost every day. I don't stay on it long, It's alot of work
But the kids like it. I'm still gunna dig a pit and put it in the ground. Jsut hiopefulyl no one gets hurt before I do.
All the insurance companies are much more strict than they used to be. If your yard is fenced, you have a better chance. If it is unfenced, they will probably cancel you as soon as they find out. And as far as coverage goes, dont worry about the med coverage, make sure you have at least $300,000 liability coverage.
Well, maybe I should have said that the med coverage is not what is going to save your ass. Typically the med coverage is for minor injuries. That is why you will find that most policies only have between 1k and 5k in coverage. If a child gets seriously injured, 5k will cover about the first hour in the ER. If that. Also, med coverage does not cover pain, suffering, loss of income etc etc. Only medical expenses. Insurance companies look at them about the same as lawn darts. It's not if, it's when and how bad.
