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Beiruty wrote:, In my teens, I had next door friend who lost an eye when "indirectly" shot in the eye with a BB. You know, losing and eye is not fun. It is life changing event. You can't even hide it behind crystal eye ball. I do not mind other kids having fun in their backyard, in professional place, in the woods even where there is no one around.
Stand by your guns, Beiruty. In this instance your are absolutely correct. Let the kids play in their own yard or better yet, their own house.I'm not sour, I just never cared for a dog that wouldn't come when called or ill-mannered, inconsiderate and rude kids. Since you brought it up, I've found that when I didn't like a particular set of kids, I didn't like the parents either.nyj wrote:oldgringo is the sour old man waving his cane at kids passing by, "GET OFF MY LAWN!!!!!"
I wonder why that is?How about a lawsuit to help pay for the glass eye and the loss of consortium, etc?gigag04 wrote:Was it airsoft or nerf? OPs posts are conflicting. There is nothing soft about an airsoft pellet.
If they were running co2 airsoft guns than that might be worth a warning.
Yeah, let 'em be kids at, and in, your house. Thank you.nyj wrote:Ah, I remember having wars with those when I was a kid.
Gotta let kids be kids, sometimes.
My only run in with the law happened while having fun in a Nashville park in 1962. That misunderstanding cost me several hours in the Nashville jail up and $50 of 1962 money. The Park Police took me and our beer, the girl I was having fun with took my Dad's car to go find bail.gigag04 wrote:...The kids were having fun at a park....
