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My landlords HOA would bitch at me if my grass was slightly too long.
23 1 ReplyMy landlords HOA
🤢🤮
43 3 ReplyThat's how I feel every time I have to mow the lawn even though I'm renting from them.
Free labor for them.
13 0 ReplyIs it in your lease that you need to mow the lawn? Here, it's the landlord's responsibility unless you specifically agree to it.
13 0 ReplyMy lease has two things. Mow the lawn AND abide by any HOA shit, so I had to mow the lawn to their standards and do the random bullshit they came up with. My garbage cans were in front of my house for 9 months and then all of a sudden it was a problem. Fuck HOA's and land bastards
5 0 ReplyThat second one is the real killer.
Well defined and constrained responsibility: No problem.
Open-ended obligation to people you don't know: Bottomless pit of potential despair.
5 0 ReplyWell, if you decide to move out you can be a prick your last few months there and a violate every HOA rule imaginable. Might try to take away your deposit but could be worth it.
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In my case yeah. Sucks but me mowing the lawn is still cheaper than hiring a company to do it.
So I pretend to be Hank Hill once a week.
"Who needs drugs when you could mow a lawn?"
4 0 ReplyHank Hill has such a small mind... He could do both, and still refer to both as "grass" if he wanted!
5 0 ReplyLol I actually kind of like having a lawn to mow, but yeah it sucks to have to.
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check with local state and native plant groups – there’s several cases where native plant species are protected even from HOAs
16 0 ReplyOr you can go the complete other way and plant knapweed lmao
7 0 Replyfor California, the Monkeywrench Collection
5 0 ReplyPeppermint Candy Flower (Claytonia sibirica)
(Intentionally, in places where they're beneficial)
4 0 ReplyOoh I wonder if there are regional versions of this. Would love to do some guerilla seeding down here
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