Playground Stories

Hey everyone, its been a while since I uploaded due to the meetup that lasted a few weeks. So sorry about that. Its been great meeting those who came to the fan meet (thanks for coming btw) and all the kinders who came to visit New York. School is right around the corner.. Good fun.

Heres a video with a compilation of a few Playground stories to remind you when life was all fun and games.

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[sebslore]

Tabbes: everyone’s just like staying home now, huh?
Foreshadowing

[uniqueunicorn]

When i was a kid. I used to try to break my arm. Because that broke arm kid always got so much attention. And i wanted to be cool.

[emi_]

the way she describes things, *i feel that*

[roofs]

3rd graders when they come to school with a small scar on their arm: *Welcome downtown to coolsville*

[KRUGSTON]

I guess you could say that the kid that ran over you with the dirt-bike got....
*Play-grounded.*

[kingdiamondlion]

My school had a merry go round and sometimes adults would spin it.





I still have that scar to this day.

[froyohead]

_The only thing I can swing is my mood_

[identityredacted]

Back when I was in 5th grade I used to get bullied a LOT on the walk home and to get back at them. I would use bricks to sharpen wood chips and I would place tons of these sharp wooden traps I would also place rocks for the fun of it.

[MilkyWay-kekg]

"Strictly no running or playing at playground"

*"What the fuck am I supposed to do here then."*

That part had my rolling. XD

[EmeraldEire]

"we would see who got flung off first" sounds familiar to my childhood (I was normally the last one off)

[kwanimal]

Tag was banned at my school.
So were hugs and high fives.
And that's how everyone in that school became the anti social loner they are today.

[snailgun]

I rarely went to the park as a kid (thanks early age anxiety) but I have a distinct memory of one of those times. I was learning to ride a bike and nearly rode right into the river next to the park's bike/walking path. Ever since I've been scared to hop on a bike, even if it's miles from a river.

[addielundberg]

Actually once a guy fell down, and being the dramatic 2nd graders we were we all screamed *I KNOW CPR!!!*

[slushiie]

I''ll be happy to let you know "bubblegum bubblegum in a dish" is still a thing

[meeeeperbob]

"Everyone is chilling at home" Your about... 3 years to early

[gabriellegoodwin]

I grew up in a very cold place, and during the winter time me and my other indoor friends would play “Find the Warm” where we’d wander around the playground looking for the warmest spot to huddle until recess was over.
I actually remember this very fondly. That school was pretty cool—at my first year there my classmates used the snow to make these giant three foot tall balls and lined them up around the school like a caterpillar. I tried to help one time and ended up knocking a big chunk off, and I felt so bad I never went near them again, but it was pretty cool to watch other kids build it.

[wamlythecrabgod]

"Strictly no running or playing at the playground."

So is it just a ground or what

[GooglePlayGamesAccount]

Soccer players: **trips** "AHHHH MY GOD!!"

TABBES: **Hit by a bike** *doesn't cry*

[ryuk]

“wHeN i WaS a KiD”
*Originality is key*

[James-mwyf]

Watching this reminded me of my old playground, where we had this wooden "jungle gym". We never knew what it was, so we just called it boat (or pirate boat, depending on what we played).
When playing tag we would set up the play area, the playground itself was surrounded by a small metal fence, but there was also a semi big field (usually people would walk their dog there or use it to sunbathe), so either the play area would be only inside the fence or (if we had enough kids) everywhere. But that "boat" was just the best especially if you only had two or three kids, because you could duck and weave our way around what was essentially an area which was barely large enough to fit two cars and as I realized some years after also only a bit taller than 2 m (~6ft), so games of tag felt more intense because you couldn't just sprint away but had to be clever and nimble.
Unfortunately they removed it almost ten years ago, I think they actually renovated it because it was already old when I started using it, but the replace- or improvement (not quite sure which it is honestly) just isn't the same anymore, so I consider it gone.