The number of people that met on BBS would probably not even register as a line on that graph, lol. You are a rare gem, good sir or madam.

Not disputing that grass or communal grazing grounds existed, but the idea of having grass planted around your residence the way we do it today was a practice of elite medieval European landowners.

Soon, though, expansive lawns ensured that all could view European landowners’ estates, explains Rooney. To use one’s property for aesthetics and leisure, rather than food production, signaled vast amounts of wealth and financial security, says the Washington Post. Even the palace of Versailles boasted a lawn called a “tapis vert,” which translates to a green carpet (via Scientific American).

Read More: https://www.grunge.com/846877/the-surprising-history-of-grass-lawns/

Lawns were specifically invented to show off one’s need not to grow anything on their land. Only the peasants were farmers. The upper class flaunted their wealth and status by planting lawns and ornamental gardens.

Thanks to leftists who wouldn’t vote

I had a choice between paying $300-400 per textbook, or buying myself a nice new $500 iPad to read PDFs on.

As a millennial, I was involuntarily subjected to your terrible taste in fashion and music until my generation’s tastes took over.

Of course it is your children who are resurrecting baggy jeans… you passed on your terrible taste to them. It is only a matter of time before they try to bring back Limp Bizkit too.