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People seem to be using the phrase "It's all swings and roundabouts" at the moment (and by people I mean people I talk to, not people here), and I was thinking, it makes no sense.
They say both offer you different things, but I hate roundabouts and prefer swings, roundabouts just make me dizzy.
So anyway, which do you prefer?
Isn't a roundabout what we call a traffic circle? Or is it like a merry-go-round or something?
A swing is, well, a swing ,right? A chair with strings. In which case I prefer a swing.
Roundabout as in merry-go-round.
Hence the playground aspect of it all.
I've never been on a roundabout before, but I love going on swings. Sometimes they make me a little dizzy, but they're fun, especially to jump off of.
There are both equally enjoyable in the most perverse sense of the word "equally"
Swings are far better.
I was never a child, never ever. I'm boring.
Like big merry-go-rounds or the little playgroud ones? They took out all the little playground ones around here years ago because, apparently, anything fun is dangerous.
Anyway, I like both.
Actually, they're both provide me with hours of solitary entertainment, on the old playground down the road. It's become a danger hazard so I go there by myself and play on the slides, swings and roundabout what have you; and smoke weed there because no one else annoys me.
I remember those roundabouts. We'd run around as fast as we could holding onto the handles and ride it around.
Swings are good for jumping.
I'll be the roundabout
The words will make you out 'n' out
And change the day your way
Call it morning driving thru the sound and in and out the valley
:)
They both make me feel sick, but swings don't make me dizzy, so I prefer swings. Preferably just sitting on them not moving very much.
Roundabouts made me feel very sick. Swings didn't.
*votes swings*
Yams beat me to it. :(
I hardly went on roundabouts, so I enjoyed gong on them when I could. But I had swings in my garden (Yeah! :)!) and I loved them too. So... both!