My neighbors football coach......plz help?
His coach probably told him to jerk off because it helps release the stress... I think jerking off is good and healthy. Nothing wrong with it and you should tell him soo. If there is any kind of attraction to him,,, you should ask if he is just trying to feel you out if you were interested. Sometimes guys are just super shy and if they are into a girl they have funny and dumb ways to show it. It could be his weird way of saying... I'm into you. I dunno. but jerking off does help the stress and I really doubt he doesn't like it... it feels good and your release the tension. Men have like over 100 thoughts of sex and hard ons during a day.
A neighbor has a flag on their property, but it blows over our property line. Is there a legal recourse for the flag crossing my property line?
It’s almost certainly a building code violation.A pole capable of supporting a six foot flag would need to be permitted construction. Find out if it was permitted. If it wasn’t, they will have to get approval (which you can dispute, and win), or they will have to tear it down.Likely they will have to tear it down.This is an encroachment of your airspace.In Idaho, you are not entitled to a specific view.Alternately, take the other persons suggestion and get a permit for a large firepit, under the flag, and wholly on your side of the property line.Provide the neighbor with a copy of the permit “as a courtesy, since it will likely start their flag on fire”. You probably will not have to actually build the firepit, and pulling a permit like this is relatively cheap.Typically, property line disputes like this — and jackass moves like flying flags over the line — tend to arise when an adverse use easement enters into things. They get pissed that you get partial use of their property (usually a new owner), and so they make themselves a pain.By the way: if you are in rural Idaho, I’d say you’ve likely built your house annoying close to the property line, and they are merely demonstrating this annoyance by pointing this out to you, in an annoying way.If it’s a property line dispute, I’d ask them to go to arbitration to avoid a lawsuit.Then, in arbitration, I’d offer to pay the costs necessary to move the flag pole. The arbitrator would likely consider that a reasonable compromise, even though that would have been your intent going into the meeting in the first place.Otherwise: buy window blinds.
What do football coaches say to each other when game is over?
I'm guessing "good game", and/or "good luck the rest of the season", but I would have paid some serious money to hear what Belichick and Mangini said to each other post-game in the early years of their feud...
How does an adult deal with someone else's children who continue to kick their football into one's property?
I am not old enough to answer this question, however I would like to share a story with you.Eating from your lunch box when the teacher is teaching, isn't acceptable by most of the teachers in our schools. Sometimes however they would be kind enough considering you are a kid. One such lecture in my school was going on and this one guy happened to be eating secretly from his lunch box. Our language teacher catches him and now he is in serious trouble. So now our teacher, she goes and gets his lunch box and distributes it in the class, thus emptying up the food.Come lunch break and the guy has nothing to eat. He got his punishment.What our madam does next is really an act of generosity. She calls the kid in the lunch break to the canteen and buys all sort of things he wanted to eat.Now she also punished him making him realize his mistake, yet she was kind enough to not let him stay hungry.So I would suggest you to come up with something that makes the kids realise that they are doing something wrong, without being too harsh or something on them. They will learn some valuable lessons.