Underrated

Pain

HOA is the Antichrist

payday2 quote refrence?

@@rdablock I never thought I'd want to buy a gun until I started dealing with an HOA

People ate those things?

@@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943 dandelion leaves are edible and very healthy for you

@@dragonheart9400 Honestly it's not bad, just make sure you don't eat any from areas that might be sprayed for weeds

@@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943 I have dandelion in my garden, the latex is good for pain, leaves for food, roots are good for medicinal juice or dry them & bake them for a coffee replacer I have broad leaf lawn plantain seeds to grow, most anything that's a 'weed' ( conditional term) may be a food An apple tree is a weed in a corn field, if you're ignorant Companion planting helps; there is a multicellular Network underneath the soil where plants are connected and share nutrients called mycelium networks Lawns are really good for murder, that Whitehouse one isn't just for picnics

I love dandelions in spring. Good with bacon and brown sugar.

I hope the HOA backs off and leaves your friend alone.

@@peronafanman they’ve backed off her for now, but they always come back

It's unbelievable that this is even a thing. Like can't you even decide what your own garden looks like? Crazy stuff Pls keep supporting her, moss looks good

@@JaneDoeValentine Maybe your friend can try finding a lawyer and sueing them?

@@peronafanman they are nearly impossible to sue because when you move in. So, the way HOA’s work is that you sign up for them and then if you need maintenance fixes or something, they’ll come in and do that for you. You also get to vote for community stuff. In turn, you donate money or pay fees so that they can keep the neighborhood clean. However, you don’t know how shitty they are until you already sign up. And if you leave it, you’re basically shunned from the neighborhood but they *usually* leave you alone. But once you sign up, it’s hard to sue unless they do something actually illegal. You basically consent to be harassed to “fix” your stuff if you agree to have the HOA help out. It’s a whole thing. So, she’s kinda stuck. She just deals with this bs

By 'overgrown' they mean not inbred and stumpy like a modern lawn lol and 'overgrown' patch of land is just 'grown' land. There's no such thing as overgrown unless its something manmade like a house. That just shows how manmade a lawn is.

@@darrens3 Yeah, and it's ugly and unpleasant to walk on.

💯 Unless it was an invasive species of grass, like, ye, what's the big deal?

@@MrAnimason seriously, its not lol. there is a lake near my home and there is some natural grass that grows there and me and my mates hang out over there frequently, we ride our bikes and take along something to eat, the natural grass is pleasant to watch as it slowly shakes due to the wind and there is something about the smell or normal no-chemical grass thats just amazing.

@@aryanram02 I live next to a lot of nature and I agree. I still find a lot of quaint serenity with a nice lawn yard though. It's like... feminine, I guess? To each their own though, that sounds very beautiful.

Ordinary Things guy and Andrew Callaghan are journalist legends

Cooo české zastoupeni u ordinary things? 😶

Missed a 'u' .

You’ll also like the “Big Boss” channel. Reports on e.g. Nikola Motors and GSE/Robinhood.

Ok I vote Blimps. Or BlackRock Blimps

I too need the Pube Cut

i need the pubes

Robbing us of the most critical information!

Mister Kudos, how about a Video on John McAfee? Probably the wrong place to bring this up but ill try anyway😅

You make your own video out of spite, do it.

Gonna add that to my list of positive things about poland. It's not a very long list so there's plenty of room for stuffed beavers.

Its Poland mate, a religiously obsessed country who thinks the pope vising is the same as jesus walking the earth lol.

Same in South Africa. My neighbors have built 3 "illegal" extra buildings on their property in the past 2 years alone.

There's still a big lawn culture in poland though, at least in my area. If you told someone to start a food garden, do anything useful on their lawn, or at least not mow it and let nature create actual biodiversity instead of having a kilometer of grass they'd want to kill you

Russian here, as long as you don't let weeds or plants, used to produce drugs, grow unchecked and/or build something “inappropriate”-nobody gives a shit

I farded and shidded

@@exMuteKid don't we all ?

☹️

Tf the grass think the other grass gonna do? Run?

@@calebbarnhouse496 Get a blade to protect itself, get it? … I’ll leave now

And it's actually good, giving good information without giving non truths/lies by omission and, you know, it actually has humor instead of cringe

I'm sure some of what Ordinary Things says is true though.

An British

Adam Ruins Everything sucks

Sources on screen is the only way

Only he could get me to watch grass content. What a power move. Also sweet videos my dude. Funny seeing you here, but good to know the creators I watch have good taste too.

Next video: The Messy Business of Paint

Mission accomplished, I must say

@@viscountrainbows6452 Paint: Crimes Against the Walls

The man read like half a dozen books about lawns to research this video, I think it was more a case of him seeing if he could handle it himself.

Agreed, here in California I've seen some pleasant desert scapes and rock formations. Lavender and Poppy grow with no problem and look nice.

HOA’s aren’t that reasonable. Once all water sources dry up, they’ll demand you still maintain a green lawn somehow, with the how not being their problem. I just have to wonder why people were so eager to give a group authority over their house and property in the first place? I would never live in an HOA, and those who choose to know what they’re getting into, and yet many still idiotically complain every single year. It makes no sense.

@Purple PencilGrey-Pink 🏳️‍🌈⃠ Water itself might not be, clean water is

Even then I sincerely doubt people will give up on their grass

@@PurplePencilGreyPink water is a scarce resource in many geographical régions, including in many US lands. The whole southwest régions, the ex-mexican territoires - California, Nevada, etc -, were scarcely inhabited untill Very recently because of it, and only changed with modern technology. Water there is fossile, is being wasted, and Will become more scarce. There is a social need to change current american conceptions of landscape in Suburbia and etc with gardens, hopefully with Job transition programs for the jobs that are lost with the ones created.

U sound lazy

@@brendenvenema5741 tf what

clovers taste like peas because they're related! I eat em.

Where I come from they still are an important part of a lawn, they make it interesting and actually beautiful. Even have a dedicated patch of grass where noone goes that is completely uncut, bunch of interesting flowers will find their way there.

I honestly dont care about dandelions I think they're neat.

Aaannnndd grossly depleted an inordinate quantity of the only thing that everyone and everything on this planet needs to be alive..

Bet you still spent your bloodstained pocket money though didn't you? You monster!

@@noodlebrains2689 pocket money?

@@noodlebrains2689 Hah, you think I got paid to mow the lawn. You're funny.

@@LexYeen lmao right? Did you also get an allowance there Noodle B?

No one who had come up against a Scot would say that!

Doesn’t help that the Scot he chose was Count fucking Dankula lmao

Depends on if you think "potential" applies in both cases.

If lawns were self managing all of the toxic chemical company wouldn't have an industry. You have to create a fake problem i.e. lawns in order to create a fake market for your grift product that has no marketable use outside of the military; everything has to become a product and where a market does not exist one must be fabricated. Essentially the mantra of like 50 percent of all things for sale.

Honored to have seen such a good review

Bless you

This piece would have suffered greatly for the lack of your insightful comments on the subject of dirt fur. You are an inspiration to us all.

You looking pretty beefy there boy

Were those goats or sheep you were screaming at?

Since 2003, there has been a consistent annual decline in the number of golf players. There were 6.8 million fewer golfers in 2018 compared to 2003 - a loss of 22 percent. This resulted in a net reduction of 1,243 18-HEQ courses between 2005 and 201 Golf courses was a boomer hobby anyways

@@MRlebellion I hate golf so that’s good

@@MRlebellion I've played enough golf to develop a complete and total hatred of the sport

@@MRlebellion Golf isn't necessarily a boomer hobby, it's basically a sport for people who aren't in their prime anymore. It doesn't take a large amount of strength or a fast reaction time to hit a golf ball really, really far, and it isn't hard to become accurate with practice. It's basically a sport for anyone to old to play sports, which at the moment just so happens to be boomers.

So the grass is getting better hydrated than the grasskeepers??

Welcome to the neighborhood 😊

Somehow I feel like there's a connection between your username and your previous job

“I’m so proud of this lazy boomers lawn I just mowed”

@@Master_of_Critique Yeah, how dare he be proud of doing a difficult job well. Who you're doing the work for doesn't matter. That's what it is to take pride in your work. No matter who the person paying you is, you do your job well because you have enough self respect to not do any less

That isn’t a good thing please get help

@@BinglesP who are you to tell me what’s good or bad?

@@LUKASISNOWONLINE lmao fuck yeah that's the energy we need here tbqh

It's almost like the systems we were born into are flawed and there are people responsible for keeping it that way.

@@LexYeen Yeah, us. Why are lawns a thing? It's not because the government force people to grow grass, it's because consumers want grass. People need to stop bitching and just _make_ change. No one can fix the issue of lawns but the people that have lawns.

and people complain about livestock taking up water. Well at least we can actually eat meat and its not just eye candy to look at.

You should go out to Idaho sometime. They literally farm grass… in the desert.

Even though California is in a drought you better believe the grass will be watered.

I hate lawns so much. Its such a waste, dandelions and such are important for the environment. Ppl just wanna drive their big stupid lawnmower over their big stupid lawn.

@@theoddbox what is your alternative? If you don't mow the grass in your lawn, tall weeds will grow and literally obstruct your house

I live on a former farm field, and mow it around every 2 weeks for the safety of my dogs and family (snakes, ticks, insects,and such things. Also for the safety of rabbits that decide it's safe here. I don't like when my dogs find baby bunnies, it's sad). The only thing we do besides that is plant more grass where the dogs dig holes.

​@@Emily-ye1rjmay i suggest a moss lawn instead? less upkeep and short.

Tale As Old As Time

Nooo 😭 that’s why you start small and upscale but if they had 5k to drop like that I’m sure they’re well off Atleast

Next time you pass by, try tossing some homemade seed balls in his yard with some flower seeds inside. Since he lets his yard grow wild, those flowers might actually get a change to establish themselves and draw in some pollinators

@@Emiliapocalypse I tried to do that once last year, but he came out at 4am the next morning to meticulously remove each from his lawn by hand, while shouting at shadows or smthn

@@uydagcusdgfughfgsfggsifg753 some people just wanna see the world burn.

It may also be because the rest of the neighborhood is still plain lawns and concrete.

Is he cooking meth or something?

BlackRock is a cancer that is busy buying up all the land in the world so you will be forced to rent from them. FOREVER.

They are evil that’s all you need to know :)

Blackrock will be our future overlords. I sure hope their nice. Fingers crossed. 🤞

Ah yes Generation 9, Launfrunte

Your tall grass will just have ticks to give you tired lazy disease so you can have another excuse not to mow the lawn

Touch grass

@@calebbarnhouse496 / D:< \

I remember in second grade there was girl who couldnt have recess because she was so allergic to grass that if she went outside for more that 30 minutes she needed epinephrin

Honestly, got my bachelors, and I’m not as proud of it as I am finally getting my backyard how I want it. It’s just a thing people like. I enjoy the manual labor and how it differs from my mental labor every day at work lol

No one cares you got a college degree lmao 🥱

huh I like my tall unorganised and well shaven

@tiddyfard4517🤨

What this guy said. If you’re in finance than your know they’re like the eye of sauron

Big BlackRock pounds tiny white homeowners

@@bobbobberton1911 in case you don’t know they just recently bought an entire city in texas

Whats that? Are there more like conspiracies and shit.

@@gregmattessich4733 I read they bought a neighborhood in Conroe. Not an entire city.

Landscaper here, I mow a good thick amount of grass at 3" in a nice summer when rain is present. Makes the lawn look very nice, and it stays healthy. Clippings are all used for compost rather by our company, or customer requested compost for fertilizer.

rip to all the 4 and 5 leaf clovers

Clover are also the indigenous to the Americas too, and iirc they would’ve been the a substantial part of the ground cover in some places before grass was imported.

they are also edible and help other native plants grow, wich helps insects and local biodiversity :)

just don't have a lawn

@@cipreste And then he has long grass and brush. And also ticks, which are not only icky but also disease vectors. There's a whole lot of nature that knows damn well it's not the apex predator, and very few of those are willing to spend any length of time exposed on a lawn, and the ones that are are exposed and you can do something about them if you decide it's warranted.

@@boobah5643 sounds like an American problem, there aren't a lot of lawns here where I live and I've never heard of a tick problem due to that.

@@cipreste If they live outside of the North East the lawn won't just die off by itself sadly. Also ticks may carry Lymes disease which can cause a life long ailment. Still Lawns have to go. At least with gardens that produce food you are somewhat productive

I think you missed the point of the vid, you personally aren't being called out for doing what you literally have to do. The problem is with the lawn industry and the bullshit that came with it.

Booba

@@reeeeeeeeeeeeeeman6757 Yuric up there draws a lot of Booba on his channel and Twitter. And I do mean a LOT of booba.

Mongolian booba when?

If it doesn't look freshly bone meal'd it's not my kind of lawn

Hey Yuric!

We had a similar thing in the garden behind my house, but it had to be cut because things like badgers/foxes started hanging around there which made them close to a lot of kids that parents weren't happy about or they were dying on the road that near the grass because they kept hanging around the area. Could be a similar reason.

@@sweptay ah yes it started to become suitable habitat for living things, which is of course unacceptable.

If you don’t cut grass for long enough you will no longer be able to walk through it

It also let's pests have a place to live. I assure you you're cute little butterflies went somewhere else.

@@Linkophere No such thing as pests, unless you're talking about parasites like ticks, but then again, those fuckers are everywhere anyway. If it's not absolutely necessary, there is no reason to remove even more habitat from the already declining insects, spiders, snails, worms and other critters of this world.

Marbles like the round glass things? They're toys for playing games, sometimes decorations.

They are very cheap to manufacture, have infinite ways of playing Open to imagination - you could say they are Lego before Logo but not trademark and therefore cheap - , anyone can play them from small girls to teenagers and adults, the many colours add a collectability to them. This makes them turn profit and be widespread.

Like hamster and where are they naturally live.

I agree, also credit card debt has been trending down in a very hopeful way. The whole Blackrock buying up homes to rent back to us lowly Serfs is trending in a very.... uncomfortable way

@@OneNewHope Yes, the real pandemic is the financial instability created by these systems

I think we're all poor schmucks tricked into working nonsense jobs. Could be a good topic for a video, or how Yiddish proliferated American vernacular.

More than one occasion Ive had to tell clients the reason why there grass, shrubs, trees etc are dying is because there lawn guy is an untrained idiot and careless with application rates.

Seconded

@@joshdoyle182 thirded

Fr

You would think America would of learnt its lesson after the financial crisis but greed is eternal.

@@captain-chair The rich only got richer in the crisis. The lesson they learned was how to do it again.

Hey man Soviet housing blocks may have been kinda ugly but they were effective and saved a shit ton of water, USSR had a 0% homeless rate

@@bigcheese2128 untrue, basic research shows you are incorrect

@@bigcheese2128 they saved water cause water was limited to a certain amount per person not cause of the design

@Eat the Soyiet and the many millions of others dying of malnutrition and insane labour

@@wtice4632 under Lenin and Stalin there was no homelessness. Later on towards the end when it became a state-capitalist bureaucracy there was. And I’m not saying Stalin was good, I am an anarchist who would have been purged under his rule but you just have to give credit where credit is due.

Britain’s overt old rule of India, lasting for hundreds of years until the latter’s independence in 1947, owed its precedence to Mr Clive and the Nawabs of Bengal.

Yeah we do ruin everything, as well as America but mostly us

I think your forgetting america

@@didyfinkise9033 You can blame the British for that too. And the French, can't forget those cheese scented frog fondlers.

imagine blaming it on long deceased forefathers

Nice profile photo

A city planner wanting to make the world a better place wow hope you're ready for literally everyone to be against you every damn step of the way for literally no reason at all

@@astolbro7183 haha, I know. Luckily, I live in Europe, where there is a bit more leeway.

@@Arlae_Nova thats fantastic words do not describe just how bad it is in the usa

this man bout to go full doomguy on the city planning industry lol

It’s just the fucking HOA’s. Hey, there’s a video idea for ordinary things!

HOAs are a tax on the stupid

​@Æ It's only considereed socialism in America if it helps the poor. If it helps the rich it's pure capitalism, regardless of logic.

@@Peasant_of_Pontus Yeah, americans will literally call basic worker rights socialism while living in a community that will call the police on them if their grass isn't just right...

Purge the grass and stop cutting what ever grows.

I recommend cardboard and mulch. Then you can put things like garden beds on top.

@@hithere5553 you are why HOAs exist

Agreed. I bought my house in 2016 and absolutely despise taking care of it. Especially since we don't have a sprinkler system so in the summer I have to constantly be messing with it so it doean't die and lower the value of the house. If it was cheaper I'd be done with it and out in a synthetic lawn.

@@LucasFernandez-fk8se I am become death, destroyer of lawns.

Gotta say though. Some of those lawns on those British estates were pretty solid.

@@JohnDoe-gy5dr it's mainly to facilitate the playing of a great British past time; Lawnyballsmack

Me too

Mmmm yeeees

Mostly English though, and mostly higher class ones

I wish i have a lawn.

Thank you for the information!

💯👍🏼Trees are nature’s insulation.

No, I have both. :)

Unfortunately in some cities they have cut down a lot of trees in some neighborhoods to reduce the cost of having to maintain them.

Crimes against the closet

@@rileyl4109 crimes against space

Ooh good one

My place has like 8 within a 10 mile radius and I have no idea how any of them are open. Why do you need so much shit that you can't keep it in your house?

Most people I know who use them as garages and restore cars and bikes in them.

Of course there was

Sign me up

@Albert Strauss People like you?

its a joke people, calm down

@@winterchedder No; jokes are funny. Throwing tomatoes is also funny.

This is the way

We do the same at our house, what lawn space we have not yet converted to raising chickens/goats and veggies we are converting back to native habitat. We are going to leave just enough grass for playing Badmitten and picnics but the vast majority will be returned to nature or used to feed our commune.

@@pnwbriar301 sustainability is cool tho

Good for you I don't cate

@@asbestosfibers1325 all these flavours and you choose to be salty

What about Blackadder?

@@cugamer8862 Didn't that get a whole series before the internet?

Blackfyre, you mean Starfire's sister?

@@kidkangaroo5213 I think it's blackfyre from got/asoiaf

@@cugamer8862 With a touch of Black Books.

is it true there's a lotta specky bams in glasgow?

I KNEW THAT WAS HIM

Its crazy how I recognized who he was and the reason for it is so bizarre.

i think they deserve better

as a swede, i loled hard when he showed the swedish moose to represent meese everywhere

Also artificial soil structures, which a lot of luxury lawns are built on, don't have the ability to break down organic matter. Especially if they're getting top dressed every couple of years. That layer of half decomposed grass gets trapped and refuses to break down creating a spongy black layer that holds water, stopping it getting to the roots of the turf.

@@killdizzle you mean beneficial insects and natural decomposition agents?

2-3 weeks? I leave mine a month. Technically. Front one fortnight, back the next. Lines up with the council's green waste collection schedule and minimises work for me.

@DoublePlusUngood what the hell is wrong with fungi? They do nothing but help in forests and lawns, and if they are the correct specie, you could get something out of it too. Just picking and choosing species is wrong btw, if you want a space to be beneficial to the world you want it to be natural, and things like ticks and fungi are natural. It's really easy to spot ticks and you really shouldn't be keeping a head of hair or pets if you aren't willing to check them for parasites every day or so

Kids are becoming an increasingly rare thing at Disneyland. It's mostly grown adults with annual passes and no health insurance.

@@_0______00__________0_______0 My godmother is one of those people. I'm always baffled by how she talks about Disneyland. It's literally like someone describing their faith

That need to make every segment edgier than the last

Look at the lil edgelord here! He’s so edgy he’s named after a cartoon character!

@@_0______00__________0_______0 I mean... It's not like the vacation money is gonna buy you anything other than free cough drops coverage.

WHAT THE FUCK?!

@@cedar4539 That's only a problem if your goal is a field of heathy grass. If your goal is a field of grass that just LOOKS healthy and doesn't grow enough to need cutting to keep short: mission accomplished , I guess.

@@cedar4539 So?

Everything about American suburbs make me so uncomfortable. It is simultaneously: soul breaking due to it's uniformity, against the very concept of freedom due to how codified and regulated it is with all the repercussions that come with it and just ......... the fact it's a fucking ponzi scheme paid by tax payers that has been going on for over half a century and keeps on going This is truly baffling

@@GoogleDoesEvil The state of American cities can be traced back to the decision to focus the housing into single family homes in car dependent suburbs, but this topic really is a rabbit hole that I think OT should cover into a video at some point (and it probably would be his biggest because BOY is there a lot to say about it and how far this problem goes)

@@GoogleDoesEvil It sucks to say but ....... the entire way American apprehend suburbs is a terrible idea. The American suburb is by nature one of the most regulated environments that exists with laws regarding everything and no real freedom, and all of that built upon a massive amount of debt that is paid off by constructing more suburbs that will also accrue even more debts that will be paid off by creating more suburbs ...... Basically, the single family home with garage surrounded by identical single family home with garage for miles upon miles is absolutely unviable and the fact it was made to be the model is a really terrible idea, especially when there are alternatives: if you want a big home you can always go to the countryside and make one, or you could have more spread out cities where the bulk of the housing is made up of small appartment buildings with underground garages and a handful of one/two families homes that are integrated into the city's layout, European style etc Basically, you can make good suburbs that won't cause a housing bubble, hyper regulation and won't be a burden on your children, youjust have to look at how American and ?Canadian suburbs are made and just do the exact opposite

@@GoogleDoesEvil I understand what you're saying, the city life isn't for you and you want to live more on the outskirts, sure. But the way American suburbs are made is just not the way to go about things, from zoning laws that make it illegal to build any stores or commercial properties within a reasonable distance from residential zones, forcing everyone to drive to get ANYWHERE, to residential zones being zoned mostly as single-family homes, not allowing for more dense housing. There are even laws where homes built have to be setback from the road a minimum distance, forcing people to have lawns. I'd recommend looking up the channel Not Just Bikes, specifically his latest video about Houston.

"Land of the free" is just the propaganda you've grown up with. The US was literally built up in murder and slave labour. Nothing free about that.

It is still a waste even in natural regions for grass, your teacher was right. People could live in cities, more dense suburbs, etc and use the fertile land to grow food , bônus points if it is organic, Or leave as nature preserve, agroforests , Or even return it to the local indigenous nation if someone is still alive.

My family just turned our lawn into a garden, throw some water on there and you got free food, with some minor clovers to add that hint of green, I say it looks much better then any other lawn, also less work since you just let it do it thing.

Pave the entire thing over with beautiful, sterile concrete. Proceed to cook eggs on it in the summer. More realistically, just dig up some of the top soil and pour in a mix of rocks (especially underneath) and sand - that should keep everything relatively stable with few if any issues with pesky insects/animals (except maybe for cats burying their poop in your sand). Add cacti if you're feeling fancy (mind you, don't add rocks then - just a mix of dirt and sand, with pure sand, ~1 inch, on top).

@@DarkVeghetta "Pave the entire thing over with beautiful, sterile concrete." that's typical in Houston. Wonder why they have flooding problems...

@@thoughtlesskills Probably a poor drainage system? That and the 'suburban' system is a rather poor fit in areas like Huston. I'm from Eastern Europe and 'suburbia' doesn't exist here - it's basically all apartment buildings with some houses here and there that typically have a garden space somewhere, but rarely what Americans would consider a lawn. If there's an issue with flooding, I'd suggest the local authorities get to digging irrigation trenches and other systems that divert water to the local rivers. I doubt lawns would have any significant impact, unless most of the city is made up of suburban housing.

@@DarkVeghetta so you replace a boring and ecologically useless patch of monoculture with something just as boring and useless but now you always have sand in your shoes

Yeah I can't understand the obsession with having a lawn

Yeah fuck lawns

@Bazukin Belyugovich English gardens are beyond gorgeous, but you just _know_ an HOA would call one scruffy and unkempt 😭

It's about the city looking good

@@Emiliapocalypse HOAs seem so weird. like, i bought this land, i can do what the fuck i want with it, so long as it's not illegal. it seems like having a clothes owner's association that fines you for wearing odd socks

i never understood how one can use credits like cash. maybe cuz im german and i like to keep a stack of money around and usually only buy something when i have the money for it. how come you feel the need of using one?

Don't get a credit card, and if you do, only abuse it for getting good credit

As an adult. I only use my credit card to generate credit rating which means I can apply for a loan for a house which I can never afford. *cries*

@@hanswurst5222 silence, nazi

I only use my credit card for a credit score so i can buy a house in a few years lol.

If it HAD injured him, he could'a just taken a salt tablet and walked it off.

One of my uncles nearly severed his toe in a lawnmower accident

Shit even today you should wear chaps at the least.

@@dickcastle Take a salt tablet ...

@@kgpspyguy salt tablet?

You can let sheep or cows in if you have a lot land just keep them away from your home if you got no nets or ac

Tho

@@MagnumLoadedTractor yeaaaaa as if most people have lawns that size, money to buy and care for animals and mode

@@Polska_Edits also fertilizer

@@Polska_Edits unless you're here in Bosnia...no matter how much land you own you can still have a sheep or 2

Hey papa

Probably one of his worst

Hi papa flamy

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