I loved that so much.

I love you Nick

The best!!!!😂😂😂

"If you like ugly, by all means, put it in your home". Ive heard him say that too. Lol 😂😂

Yes I love him/ the comments as well!

That sounds like my life.

Bahaha omg. Sawdust...and hopes and dreams

😂😂❤

I'm pretty sure that's what my old book case was made of. It fell to pieces when we tried to move it from our previous home, so I guess the dreams weren't good enough.

Was just going to comment on that and saw that you already did lol. THE BEST STATEMENT EVER.

Poor mom. Does she know why she has those chairs? Did he tell her the truth?? Lolol

​@@jeanninehensley7780no... future content. Mother's day roast marathon. Shame on you nick lol

You don't get those links! 😂

Why do posters have so much trouble containing their fluids?

I think that see someone wearing a 7XL pair of pants. What did the little Chinese woman think of those?

@@ruthzeller5285 America needs help! 😫

How shady!

And Nick's better too!😁

Get a new therapist

My plumber doesn't mow the grass, either. Dystopia for sure. Ntm, the plumber charges ... money

​@@amandawoods4051lmao

The thieves were simply doing their civic duty - good for them ! 😂

That was because of the movie Amelie. They were taking the gnomes on vacations and sending photos home.

I am not a nome fan …but I don’t have the right to take them from anyone

I met a marine biologist in the Côte d’Azur who was distressed by neglected gnomes not being fed. He and his friends would go into peoples’ gardens at night and leave the gnomes food and drink. Draping spaghetti over their little shoulders, etc.

@@Lisa-jm3nk 😂 very nice !

immediately thought "He just outed himself as a Calgarian" because.. who else would know that except ppl who've lived here... ( me.)??

Stay away from my giant zebra and my tiny flamingo! 😆

I hate the Dollarama puked on my yard…decor 🤢

He roasts inflatable Christmas decorations, one of which he showcased that I own. Every year I put it up and think how Nick would hate my Tropical themed Christmas. ♥️

Your sister and I share the same sick sense of humor. Love the grizzly towering over the child.

Wait until Christmas! 😂

"Why would you do that? Who hurt you?" Nick always makes me laugh out loud 😂

I rewatch them too mainly for the laughs 👍

Environment counts for a lot. That’s why we have tiki huts and gazebos in Southern Florida that local Native Americans build for us as they’ve been doing for a thousand years or more. They’re exclusively licensed to build them and they’re so beautiful.

I posted a very similar comment regarding the plastic rattan material but for the opposite scenario: I'm in Florida and the extremely high moisture levels and heat totally requires that you either store your furniture indoors (which as you point out - is basically impossible unless you have a mansion, lol) or buy the plastic rattan. Even covering it won't save true wood materials outdoors!

Too many to link?

It just screams tacky

“A bit theme-y” lol!!!!

It's the outlandish post modernism style of intentionally being shocking, vulgar, intense, etc. And also for those who can afford to buy rather than rent for a theme lawn party. BTW, after you're drunk it might look better. Or, worse, in which case it may be a great way to get people to leave the party and go nurse their hangovers in their own homes instead of vomiting on your lawn furniture.😅

It looks like a piñata. So when all your drunk middle aged frat boy friends come over to your tiki bar, you know the sticks are coming out at some point to see what falls out of it. And you’re going to find someone passed on the lawn wearing it like a toga the next morning.

@@justapasserby,it would be amusing if a squirrel ran out of it at that time. 🤣

Nick IS a comedian.. who just HAPPENS to have some great style sense. 😅

And they should REALLY pay attention to Nick.

True!

My son was so creeped out by the whole- elf on the shelf. It was not cute in the least to him

Agreed! And elf on the shelf is straight up creepy nome! He's at least a cousin.

I can just tell that pink boucle is the same acrylic pink boucle my dogs bed is made from.

@@dakat1726 Did you ever read the book? Oh my! I started reading it to my granddaughter and stopped a short way into it. Scary….I believe the so-called “elf”, is a young gnome without the beard. 😗 Act normally around them. Then, take your son’s advise; RUN

Years ago, I was the Advancement Chairperson for our sons’ Cub Scout Pack. It was a very large pack, with several dens, so there were loads of badges, belt loops, stars, arrow points, etc. to track for advancement purposes. At the end of the year, there was always an awards ceremony to celebrate the scouts’ advancements, as well as to honor the adults who put in long hours. The Pack leader asked me to come to the stage, where he discussed my time and efforts, and then ‘awarded’ me with a garden gnome! What the flip! It was the ugliest, creepiest thing I’d ever seen, and now I was holding this heavy 10-inch tall resin abomination ‘award’. Of course, I graciously accepted it. I placed it in my side yard, out by some ferns, hoping the weather would give it a gradual death. A year later, I received ANOTHER one of these hideous gnomes. Now I had two that I exposed to the elements. FIFTEEN years went by, and they both continued to look like they were brand new, probably because I’d placed them on the north side of the house, where they got no direct sunlight. My husband’s job was being transferred nearly 1,000 miles away. What to do with the gnomes? While walking our dog each evening, I noticed a yard (about a mile away) in the neighborhood, where the homeowner had collected and displayed a number of gnomes. Over the years, she’d cycle out the old, weathered, and chipped fellows with replacements. I kept telling my husband that my little ‘monsters’ would look right at home with their ‘brethren’. Aha! My gnomes would have a new home after all, and it wouldn’t be with us 1,000 miles away. I wrote a silly anonymous note (I didn’t identify myself) to the homeowner, in the ‘voice’ of the larger gnome, explaining how they were at risk for pending abandonment, and if they could possibly be adopted and welcomed into the existing family in their front yard garden? I rolled the note, rubber-banded it to the large gnome, walked over to their house in the dead of night, and placed both gnomes on their front door mat, so they were the first thing greeting the neighbors when they picked up their morning newspaper. We drove by the house a few days later as we were leaving the city for our last time, and yes, they were welcomed into the ‘family’! It’s been nearly 6 years since our move. Our adult son, who still lives in that city, will occasionally drive through the old neighborhood, and he reports that the two gnomes are still present in the yard, and continue to look just as new as ever - no chips, no cracks, no color fading.

I have gnomes in my garden. But mine are badass, because they are tiny and holding machine guns.

Rather have a line of trolls (wish nicks) with decorative grasses shooting out of the top….

It’s actually an extension of both Calvinist culture in France first and then later Shaker practice in the United States. Both religions believe that waste is sinful and that when cutting trees down for wood to make furniture people have taken a gift provided to man from G-d so when a piece of furniture becomes old and beyond the point of being worthy of re-stained, if still possible both groups believe in preserving the piece if it can be painted and that’s why there’s so much authentic French and Shaker furniture that’s painted but still in structurally strong condition as neither group would build anything but quality workmanship for the reason that the would was a gift. Anyway that’s where the original style has its origins. Sending my best.

I do like old furniture, I have a lot of it. I just don’t like when new furniture comes with a distressed look to make it look old.

Oh how I loathe gnomes

Brilliantly funny comment ! 😂

I have giant maples, elms, tulip poplars and I still need my sunbrella umbrellas on my stone patio next to my lush yard. Go figure

Wouldn’t it be nice if everyone had big trees and lush yards?

@@janicetribbiani7535 And no branches or sticks or nuts fell off those trees?

Great idea! Where do I get a 75 year old tree?

Wouldn't recommend this tbh, we cut down a maple next to our house because of leaves and also cut a pine because of needles and seed cones. Now have compact citrus trees in their place and a sail for shade

The seams in that upholstery are visible across the room!

Agreed

C’mon Caroline, we had at least a week last year 😎😁

My have never shocked me, either! And I've had one set - a double lounger from Pier One - for more than 10 years. No issues at all!

@@terrysmith470 Wouldn't static require dry weather?

@@653j521 YES! Absolutely. I was thinking the same! Vancouver is NOT DRY! So... it may be something specific to Nick's pieces, or WHERE he had them? (Obviously it's the metal under the plastic. But I have one and have never had that problem).

Oh God, I've been in Scotland in July ... and had to wear wool!

Sometimes Nick reminds me of Stevie Griffin

❤ wow. Insane

And yet, he's ruthless in the most polite and kind way 😆 So I'm not so sure about the stereotype breaking here.

stick it your neighbors yard and see if they notice the new addition

Stop deprecating yourself. Having a baby pool for the dog is awesome

@@3_y7Q_X2rP_s9K8 And let's give it a thatched umbrella so the dog won't get a sunburned nose.

@@3_y7Q_X2rP_s9K8 My brother was always saying that while playing a recording of me uttering insults. "Stop deprecating yourself, stop deprecating yourself, stop deprecating yourself..." My therapist suggested the dolphin costume.

Loved this video. My husband couldn’t figure out why I was laughing so much. Keep your videos coming

@judyricco6635. Great idea and meets with Nick's approval! Score!

Just apply the same commentary to Temple & Webster!

@@MZB80 I have found some nice things on T&W but the delivery costs are usually more than the item.

Bad choices bad results?

And I think our Nick has a fair bit to learn about grace and generosity. His sarcasm and ridicule may appeal to our baser nature that wants to feel we are better than others, but it's neither humour nor design advice.