So, spring practice starts Monday and its my first year playing football, and I got some questions most of you all would think are stupid questions but o well. OK, so um Im in my sophomore year next year playing safety i think because Im fast, and can catch enough to be a receiver. So, what do safeties do in practice? Do I need gloves as a safety? Um, Is it bad to wear short socks? I know most players wear long socks but do I have to? Is it scary playing against a bunch of guys who have been playing since 1st grade? Is the safety the best position for my first year? Also, what do you do in spring practice? is it just helmet? Just helmet and shoulder pads? Is spring practice as hard as regular practice during the season? Thanks. Best answer for this deserves 50 points!
I don't know why they are not. They still put them on tall buildings. Isolated houses in the country are more likely to get hit since they are the tallest thing around so maybe that's the reason. Lightning will usually hit a tree before it hits a house since they are taller. Lightning rods do prevent fires in the case of a strike.
Since she was written up many time over the past fees months it is legally not wrong full termination or anything that else that is illegal. She was legally fired and hiring an attorney to fight it will only cause her to have lawyer fees on top of having no job.
Yes - it is murder on the ball joints and front end bushings. The shocks are not thrilled about it either.
