Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich for July 30, 2015
July 29, 2015
July 31, 2015
Transcript:
Man: There are two kids playing on our front lawn! Woman: So? Man: It's our lawn and they're not our kids! Woman: Well, well, well. Congrats. You've officially crossed the thin veil between senior and coot.
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J Short almost 9 years ago
Tell her how they are using their Star Wars light sabers to cut the heads of her flowers; then we’ll see who the coot is.
cdward almost 9 years ago
I get kids in my lawn all the time. Usually just cutting through, so even if I said something, it’d be too late. They used to play ball in my back field, but that group grew up and moved on.
puggles almost 9 years ago
Before society got so litigious, I didn’t mind the kids in the lawn. Now, if they get hurt, I get sued because it was my yard they were in. I only let neighbors I know well play in the yard now so as to reduce the chances of a problem. So very sad.
Sara Rundle almost 9 years ago
turn on the sprinklers. unless you’re in CA CA land. They’ll either get off or cool off.
Ken in Ohio almost 9 years ago
Years ago I had a fence running along the back of my property. There was a door in the fence, so the neighbor kids could cut through my back yard, and not have to go on a main highway, on their way to the school bus. They all behaved themselves just fine.I had a small printing press in my basement. One day I looked up, and a few of the kids were all crowded around the basement window, watching. They wanted to come in and get a better look. I insisted that they all go home first and ask permission from their parents. They did, and I had the privilege of showing them how a real printing press worked. (I knew all their parents, and they knew me) You have to be extremely careful, but it is possible to have a good, decent relationship with the neighborhood kids. Or, at least, it worked for me.
hippogriff almost 9 years ago
Ken in Ohio: Wow, someone else who knows a California case and is still alive!
grossvatter almost 9 years ago
There was a lady,who happened to be a early child star in Hollywood,and she still was-in her mind that is- everyday would tell the kids/teenagers playing football,PLEASE STAY OF MY LAWN.Every day without fail.In the end she was a hoarder,and her house was filled to the top with all sorts of stuff and nobody knew until she passed on.In her case COOT or crazy coot hit the bulls-eye………..
neverenoughgold almost 9 years ago
Just go out and check their hands and knees. If they are bruised from climbing over the wall, they are not yours…