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debjtm4@brmemc.net 06-15-2022 02:20 PM

[QUOTE=Happydaz;2106403]I think the Cattail family pool is a particular problem pool where some local adults consider it their own personal pool. If I run into this situation again I will report it. Anyone else going there should be aware of this situation and report it as well. Since we are a rule driven community we should respect that family pools are for children and adults and neighborhood pools are for adults only. Follow the rules people.[/QUO


Thank you for your comments. We thought that we were following the rules by taking them to a family pool. I can see by several other posts that this seems to be a problem at Cattail. Will not hesitate to report it if it happens again.

DAVES 06-15-2022 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by gettingby (Post 2106538)
I personally have tried my best to avoid violence however if someone starts yelling and using language around my grand children, man or woman be prepared to loose some teeth. I’ll face what ever consequences come from that no problem. Say what you want to me, we enjoy free speech but be ready for some pain. I won’t stop till they do.

What size orange jump suit do you wear?

debjtm4@brmemc.net 06-15-2022 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye (Post 2106441)
Well it might be called the friendliest town in America but it’s still just another town or city in the U.S. Also just like any other city you have all walks of life. So just keep to yourself & don’t voice your opinion to anyone. But most people there are very nice!

Yes the Villages has someone from every walk of life but I did keep away from her side of the pool, making sure she wasn't splashed. I'm voicing my opinion because what she did was uncalled for and others should know. FYI...I've met alot of nice people here!

GOLFER54 06-15-2022 02:32 PM

When I go to a Family pool, I expect the kids to make noise and rough house. When I go to an Adult pool, I usually witness the same.

debjtm4@brmemc.net 06-15-2022 02:32 PM

[QUOTE=Happydaz;2106496]You may have the answer there. Maybe they have a lack of neighborhood, i.e. adult, pools south of 44.[/QUOT


The new DeLuna section has an adult pool, just a few minutes down the road from cattail..

Bogie Shooter 06-15-2022 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gettingby (Post 2106538)
I personally have tried my best to avoid violence however if someone starts yelling and using language around my grand children, man or woman be prepared to loose some teeth. I’ll face what ever consequences come from that no problem. Say what you want to me, we enjoy free speech but be ready for some pain. I won’t stop till they do.

So much could be said..................................

Bogie Shooter 06-15-2022 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DAVES (Post 2106555)
What size orange jump suit do you wear?

Isn't that "did you wear"?

asianthree 06-15-2022 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by gettingby (Post 2106538)
I personally have tried my best to avoid violence however if someone starts yelling and using language around my grand children, man or woman be prepared to loose some teeth. I’ll face what ever consequences come from that no problem. Say what you want to me, we enjoy free speech but be ready for some pain. I won’t stop till they do.

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Originally Posted by gettingby (Post 2106545)
Funny to me she’s being a bully. The best way to teach someone being a bully is for them to bleed. Her husband will remind her what happened last time she used that kind of language at the wrong time. You can’t go through life being a victim. Sounds to me like she’s long overdue for a good smack.

In today world of children being killed in school, and in drive by shootings, I am glad you have moved to a retirement community. So children are less likely to be exposed to the violence of beatings, and apparently striking women because you think they are long overdue.

talonip 06-15-2022 03:29 PM

Are you kidding me
 
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Originally Posted by Velvet (Post 2106119)
Older people have difficulty with high pitch sounds children make (it physically hurts them), the childrens’ speed, and lack of consideration - all which come with age (usually). It is hard to mix children and older people well. A parent or grandparent wants to indulge the child, let them have fun, be children. In a public place this comes at the cost of making some other people suffer. What I see described here is that there are some older people who want to enjoy the rec pool and there are some children who want to enjoy the rec pool. There is nothing wrong with teaching the children how to behave in public reasonably (it sets them up for a good social life later), however, when and if other people are unreasonable (ie. expect children to act like considerate adults) there is nothing wrong with showing them how not to be bullied either.

someone said it best. Go to the adult pool. Stay away from family pools or better yet put a pool in your back yard

golfing eagles 06-15-2022 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by talonip (Post 2106576)
someone said it best. Go to the adult pool. Stay away from family pools or better yet put a pool in your back yard

Good suggestion. If they want a private pool, put in a private pool. Because it is almost a guarantee that the same people will get into a confrontation over something else at an adult pool.

Ken Nelson 06-15-2022 03:47 PM

We traveled across country to be here and saw every kind of person....it was awesome. When we arrived in The Villages we noticed that 90% of the folks were happy and that 10% were entitled and visibly had that on display.....I mentioned that observation to my sales agent and she hugged me and said you get it. After 3 months my opinion has not changed.....it is a very vocal 10%. Once we got that, we only focus on the 90%!

coffeebean 06-15-2022 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Velvet (Post 2106119)
Older people have difficulty with high pitch sounds children make (it physically hurts them), the childrens’ speed, and lack of consideration - all which come with age (usually). It is hard to mix children and older people well. A parent or grandparent wants to indulge the child, let them have fun, be children. In a public place this comes at the cost of making some other people suffer. What I see described here is that there are some older people who want to enjoy the rec pool and there are some children who want to enjoy the rec pool. There is nothing wrong with teaching the children how to behave in public reasonably (it sets them up for a good social life later), however, when and if other people are unreasonable (ie. expect children to act like considerate adults) there is nothing wrong with showing them how not to be bullied either.

The OP stated it very well. Folks who don't want to hear children laughing and screaming and splashing in a pool should not go to a family pool. That is as simple as that. There are adult neighborhood pools for those who wish not to be around children. That would be me.

coffeebean 06-15-2022 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 2106222)
Spellcheck.
Proof read.

I don't think "spellcheck" entered that jibberish.

coffeebean 06-15-2022 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by me4vt (Post 2106310)
Kids aren’t Welcome in a Retirement community, that’s why we move here!!

Where in the world did you get that Idea? Children are most certainly welcome in The Villages. Just ask all those grandparents who welcome their grandkids for visiting. They key word is "visiting". Children do not reside here but are certainly welcome for visits.

Bogie Shooter 06-15-2022 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 2106583)
I don't think "spellcheck" entered that jibberish.

Just some suggestions to avoid the gibberish…………
Did it enter jibberish?


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