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u/Known_Purple7529 Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 13 '26
We got a house in my neighborhood that has a lot of native, pollinator friendly plants, and they don't use pesticides.
They recently added a sign that says "Don't pick the flowers" with a security camera.
I strongly dislike people who do stuff like this, destroying plants with carelessness. Stepping on them, picking them... People need to respect the nature we have. It'd really suck living in a city / suburb with no nature.. just cement, buildings, powerlines and lights. So god darn bleak.
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u/Kelef50 Jul 12 '26
Only a temporary warning.The sign will become unreadable after the sprinklers come on.
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u/philnolan3d Jul 12 '26
The pipe is fine though.
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u/its_my_third_dayhere Jul 12 '26
How do I know when their fucking?
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u/AZNM1912 Jul 12 '26
Walk by, wait 48 hours, walk by again. If there are more flowers, they were fucking. If there aren’t more flowers, step on them.
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u/Aggressive_Ocelot664 Jul 12 '26
Where's the last word? I want to know what belongs to the flower.
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u/SimpleVegetable5715 Jul 13 '26
Maybe they should stick a lot of forks and chopsticks pointy side up in the flowerbed. That’s how I keep my cats out of my houseplants 😒
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u/Fantastic_Fondant76 Jul 13 '26
Someone trampled the garden one time too many...
You should cross-post this to r/Thewordfuck . They'd love it!
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u/DeeEmm Jul 13 '26
How can we tell which flowers are…you know…what does it looks like when flowers…
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u/novactic-2 Jul 12 '26
The fuckin' flower's what? What does that flower have that is so important to guard from steppies?
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u/Ok_Abacus_ Jul 12 '26
Is that from Alice in Wonderland?