Children's here must have been one of the stops or whatever it's called. About a week ago when I was leaving late evening and there were three nurses in the front lobby playing it on their phones. ER is a different entrance, but still. Didn't say anything just kinda shook my head and walked by to the parkade.

:gtfo2:

Soooooo... How many of us men-children actually play?

:tup:

Hate the player, not the game ...

It is truly unbelievable how everyone gets offended by everything now yet people are more inconsiderate than ever these days :shakes head:

They are inconsiderate because they don't know how to interact with an actual person. They only know how to communicate through a electronic medium which is sad but true.

My hospital is trying to get rid of the Pokestop and gym located at the front lobby.

I can totally understand why.

YzGyz

Did This Man Hack His Tesla Model S to Play Pokemon Go? - The Drive
http://d2tkkj1jfm0n25.cloudfront.net...on-go-hero.jpg

^^ That's clearly photoshopped though.

I had a great time talking to my cousin's kids last night, all from this dumb game
Probably talked to them more last night than the previous 15 years of their lives.

I had a good night, I hope you guys did the same researching what dumb thing a Pokemon Go player did this time, LOLLLLLLLLLLL

(I'm just giving you guys hell because I love you guys)

No, we all know its because you are an azzhole :p
Now that the people are not hanging out in the emergency entrance to the hospital, it is good to see the people getting out a bit.
We have a park next to the hospital that is a used and even the police will stop and play with a group of people for a while. :tup:

Guilty here. But hey, I grew up playing with Pokemons!

Saw a sign on a bulletin board near the main entrance of Children's today saying to please leave the Pokemon on site for the patients.

Guess it's a half measure at least, though it counts on the consideration of others - which I wish I could say I had more faith in.