He's coming over," Lindsay says. "What do you want me to do? Kick him in the balls? I've been dying to kick him in the balls.
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Lindsay informally tells someone that someone is arriving soon, indicating a sense of eagerness or anticipation. She seems to be addressing a situation involving this person and is possibly frustrated or joking about wanting to confront him physically.
Her comment about kicking him in the balls, expressed in a humorous and exaggerated manner, shows her frustration or strong feelings towards this person. The tone suggests playful sarcasm or a light-hearted attempt to cope with the situation in the context of the story.
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