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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
... you'd need to get one from every parent of every child playing in that game.
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That was also my thought when reading the OP. He desired a waiver only from the player wearing the earrings, but what if another participant objected to being put in the dangerous situation of competing against or with such a player?
It isn't just about protecting the player wearing the earrings. Don't the other players on the court have to be protected from the possibility of suffering an injury from someone else's jewelry? Why wasn't the OP concerned with getting them to sign waivers as well?