• Pipoca@lemmy.world
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      Grass really, really depends on location and climate. I literally never water or fertilize my lawn; it looks fine.

      The worse thing here is ecological. I keep my mower set to 4", and keep my lawn a bit longer than my neighbors. I see a ton of fire flies in my yard in the summer, and see a fraction as many in my neighbors yard.

      Short lawns are terrible habitat, which makes them good for sports or a children’s play area. But 80% of my neighbor’s lawn is just aesthetic, which is something I really don’t get. Lawns are about as visually exciting as a beige wall. They’re a waste of space.

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      You can use native grasses and there’s no need to cut them more than like once or twice a year. There’s nothing bad about grass! It grows in the wild as well. Lawns are hell though.

    • WIZARD POPE💫@lemmy.world
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      Imagine living in an area where grass grows everywhere and the only difference between your lawn amd the surrounding area is the grass height.

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      There are usually some ground cover plants that will do very well in most climates without watering. The clover is one example for temperate climates.

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    Roses and their cultivation spread from the Mid East into China, Egypt, Greece etc. thousands of years ago, pretty ignorant to blame it all on European colonialism.

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      THANK YOU. It’s about supportive community not about some dude blogging about flower preferences

    • BradleyUffner@lemmy.world
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      Well, the original meme isn’t using those individual pictures in a way they were intended to be used either. Things change.

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    What I find funny is that at least one of the three big guys is roided up. Probably two of them, though the last guy could possibly just be a competitive bodybuilder on a harsh cut cycle.

    Middle guy though? Roids. No doubt about it if you spend enough time in gyms with guys that are pushing to get bigger. There’s a look to the mass you get that way that’s distinctive.

    Hell, first big guy could be just starting to use as fast as that goes.

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      What’s wrong with that? Bodily autonomy is a thing, and there’s nothing wrong with you using roids for you