[Drusilla]

How awful. I always thought today's trampolines were a lot safer than the ones I grew up with in the 1970s. When I was a kid,there was no safety net,and we often got our feet caught or scratched by the metal springs.I remember jumping on one on solid concrete next to a swimming pool(before I learnt to swim!)It's a wonder most of us survived the 1970s actually.
I guess nearly anything is lethal under the right conditions.Poor little girl.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by Drusilla ↗

How awful. I always thought today's trampolines were a lot safer than the ones I grew up with in the 1970s. When I was a kid,there was no safety net,and we often got our feet caught or scratched by the metal springs.I remember jumping on one on solid concrete next to a swimming pool(before I learnt to swim!)It's a wonder most of us survived the 1970s actually.
I guess nearly anything is lethal under the right conditions.Poor little girl.

Things were a lot different back then.

Today, most people don't give a shit about anyone but themselves Germs are a lot stronger!

Pedestrians could cross streets, too

Workers don't care about their jobs either, although I do think this was just a freak accident

[thissiteisfuckedup]

RIP

[ninjachef]

Wow... That is incredibly tragic and sad.