EPTDamn kids, get off my lawn - Page 2
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MountainDewJunkie
United States10346 Posts
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DDie
Brazil2369 Posts
On March 11 2013 13:37 Grobyc wrote: but then i have a broken trampoline and a lawsuit? lol Or you could make the parents pay for the trampoline the kids ''broke''? | ||
ZeromuS
Canada13410 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
On March 11 2013 14:00 Ilikestarcraft wrote: I don't know about legal issues and maybe this is me just being ignorant but a world where you're held responsible for kids illegally trespassing on your property and getting hurt is messed up, regardless of whether there is a locked down fence on it or not. Unfortunately that's how it is  people are so litigation-happy these days..... there is actually a very big chance he'd be sued if the kids, who were trespassing, hurt themselves in some way. Sucks. | ||
Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
source: had some kids in my neighbourhood who thought it was cool to knock and run on my door all day. ignored them for a week and it's never happened again. i found that asking them to stop just made it go further. you have to remember that kids aren't rational human beings. treat them like kids and you'll be fine | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On March 11 2013 14:09 MountainDewJunkie wrote: Cover your surface with a clearish tarp. Cover said tarp with fresh silicone. Watch kids ruin their shoes, also, parents will wonder what happened to shoes lol And hope that kids happen to jump on the said fresh silicone the following 10 minutes after laying it? If only I could be so lucky. On March 11 2013 14:10 DDie wrote: Or you could make the parents pay for the trampoline the kids ''broke''? How am I supposed to know who broke it and prove it? On March 11 2013 14:24 Kiante wrote: either call the cops or completely ignore them. Kids will be drawn to do stuff if you forbid it up to a certain point. You're obviously not going to beat children with a weapon so cops is the only realistic option. you need to escalate it to a point where they're too scared to do it, or ignore it so they get bored and move on. source: had some kids in my neighbourhood who thought it was cool to knock and run on my door all day. ignored them for a week and it's never happened again. i found that asking them to stop just made it go further. you have to remember that kids aren't rational human beings. treat them like kids and you'll be fine The thing is I've already caught them on it and told them to stay off so many times it seems to late for that, and I still don't think the scare factor of cops is going to keep them away. I'm still kind of leaning towards removing the legs and locking it up, I dunno. | ||
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Darkren
Canada1841 Posts
On March 11 2013 13:07 Jaaaaasper wrote: I would recommend actually calling the police next time, or taking the legs off. You could also set up a security camera and show up to talk to parents with proof, or the same with the police. Really????, are u suggesting take the legs off the trampoline or the kids? Also a bit of an exageration considering their kids, u could go out and meet them and their parents and just talk about it. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
On March 11 2013 14:45 Grobyc wrote: DISABLE ALL THE CHILDREN LOL well they're teenagers so there should be no problem there, do it for great justice ^_^ | ||
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ZeromuS
Canada13410 Posts
If you have a fence, try to secure it around the tramp? | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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sths
Australia192 Posts
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Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
get serious or go home | ||
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LML
Germany1794 Posts
On March 11 2013 14:23 Aerisky wrote: Unfortunately that's how it is people are so litigation-happy these days..... there is actually a very big chance he'd be sued if the kids, who were trespassing, hurt themselves in some way. Sucks.what if you put up a sign that states that trespassing is not allowed and you're not liable for injuries that occure if not following this rule? Also the chains around the trampoline's bouncing area is probably not too bad, either. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
Putting up that sign still may not work ;__; there was a court case in which woman successfully sued McDonald's after she spilled hot coffee on herself. The cups are all clearly labeled "caution: contents may be hot" so I'm really not sure how that works. Saying that you aren't liable doesn't necessarily mean you really aren't even if you give a warning I think | ||
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MaestroSC
United States2073 Posts
Your house might get egged and you might have pissed off teens/parents coming to your door in which case you answer the door in nothing but your underwear, holding a samurai sword, with some sort of mask on. Act casually, and just tell them you were practising when they rang the door bell. Also.. if u left a trampoline in your front yard..and i was a neighbor... i would totally jump on your trampoline =/. I would quit after you yelled at or chased me... my little brother would be one of the assholes who u would have to physically catch and harm to get him to stop... he is kinda an asshole, and prefers to do something more, once he figures out it makes someone else angry. New idea... set footsnares/booby traps on front yard. Win win... they stop touching your trampoline, or you get to cackle maniacally as you hear shouts of pain from your front yard. then again.,.. just chase them with a bat like u planned... but only wearing your underwear and a mask... think of the nightmares that would leave them with. Nobody fucks with the "crazy neighbor" | ||
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Arisen
United States2382 Posts
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LML
Germany1794 Posts
On March 11 2013 15:30 Aerisky wrote: there was a court case in which woman successfully sued McDonald's after she spilled hot coffee on herself. only in the USA .. lol | ||
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Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
Also, I hearde your name is Cyborg backwards! I guess the rumors were true :D :D :D | ||
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