Ideas for Jim (outrageous campground rules)

[J&JD]

“no pineapple on pizza”
What a great rule!! As a matter of fact I believe 49 of the 50 states have included this rule in their Constitutions. The only one that hasn’t is California so I,
too, am considering leaving the state.

 

[mjeds]

Wow - I knew California wouldn’t allow me to visit their state due to rig size, but didn’t realize they banned pineapple on pizza too!

huh?

I was responding to this comment:

"Rules are typically the result of unacceptable behavior. if the campers have to be told not to do these things, it is not a place I care to be."

California enacts stupid laws because of the actions of a few stupid people. While some laws are good, the vast majority of the protect people from themselves laws are oppressive.

if laws, rules, or warnings have to be made to prevent people from drinking bleach or eating tide pods, then something is wrong, IMO let them do it, thins the herd.



common sense - so rare it should be classified as a superpower.

 

[Buc]

huh?

I was responding to this comment:

"Rules are typically the result of unacceptable behavior. if the campers have to be told not to do these things, it is not a place I care to be."

California enacts stupid laws because of the actions of a few stupid people. While some laws are good, the vast majority of the protect people from themselves laws are oppressive.

if laws, rules, or warnings have to be made to prevent people from drinking bleach or eating tide pods, then something is wrong, IMO let them do it, thins the herd.



common sense - so rare it should be classified as a superpower.

There’s a reason the stupid person memes are usually Florida Man does… and not California Man does…

 

[GTS225]

common sense - so rare it should be classified as a superpower.

MJ.......I like that line.....I'm going to have to steal it.
Now, if I can remember it when the opportunity arises.

Roger

 

[MrsSquid]

Reminds me of the time I saw this "outrageous rule" on the men's room door at a campground. Someone's prank or what? The imagination runs wild.

 

[GypsyR]

Reminds me of the time I saw this "outrageous rule" on the men's room door at a campground. Someone's prank or what? The imagination runs wild.View attachment 19949

I think I know this one. It goes way back to when you could (legally) buy these "cherry bomb" firecrackers that were powerful enough to about blow your hand off. Many a high school maintenance person from the 1970's can attest that they were also powerful enough to badly damage a toilet when lit and then flushed. Your timing with lighting the fuse and flushing had to be right on to avoid just putting the fuse out so there was a bit of danger involved.
And just because I know this much about it doesn't mean....