[Ramius]

Hmm... no deep end, so the kids don't really ever have to learn to swim.

Yep. That'll keep 'em from drowning.

[July 4th]

Bingo. If a kid can stand up in the water, good luck teaching him that he needs to learn to swim.

[Argus]

They should fill 'em with sand. Then they couldn't possibly drown no matter what they do.

[nygoose]

I'm sure the stupid soccer moms are behind this crap. Their sons are so overprotected they will all turn out to be girley-men, if not full fledged sodomites. Even soccer has probably been re-defined as too tough for these future pansies.

[Frapster]

My kids learned to swim in 4 feet of water. They didn't need a deep end. Our public pool utilizes a deep end for diving. Beyond that I see nothing wrong with the idea of having a pool that gets no deeper than 6 feet if diving isn't an option. In fact - I'd love to have a community pool like they described.

[Dianna]

Hmm... no deep end, so the kids don't really ever have to learn to swim.

Getting rid of the deep end and diving boards is ridiculous, but I REALLY like the gradual entry thing. It's just so much easier if you have a little one.

[Travis McGee]

Hmm... no deep end, so the kids don't really ever have to learn to swim. Yep. That'll keep 'em from drowning.

Perect retort.

I was in Las Vegas at the Treasure Island last spring. What a disappointment! 4 feet deep, just a big kiddie wading pool.

Lawyers run our country.

[jocon307]

"Hmm... no deep end, so the kids don't really ever have to learn to swim.

Yep. That'll keep 'em from drowning."

GOOD POINT!