As the sign warned us, sledding "is extremely hazardous":
Did this young fellow make it?
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Nope. |
How about her? She looked excited:
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Alas, no. |
Did this girl survive her trip down the hill? She looked to be safe:
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Oooh. Head-on collision. |
Not exactly the most steep, scary, treacherous, precipitous, menacing, frightening, perilous, savage, dangerous, or "extremely hazardous" slope for sledding that I have ever come across:
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The wildly dangerous sledding slope. |
If only they hadn't placed the sign in such a dangerous place. Or, perhaps, had turned the sign around for those
entering the slope instead of
exiting after sledding.
'Tis a wonder any of us made it out alive. That dangerous sign wiped out half our family.
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