
Are you sick to death of your lawn being shot to smithereens in endless drive-bys and other gun-based tomfoolery? Such activity can ruin even the finest gardener’s best work!
Good news! Your woes are at an end! By installing bulletproof grass, your garden will be safe, secure, and free from unsightly bullet holes. Here’s how to do it!
What’s Bulletproof Grass?
Bulletproof glass protects your lawn from the pesky nature of crazed maniacs and their assortment of guns.
And with summer on the way, that makes it even more essential to ensure your lawn isn’t a bullet-ridden hell hole.
By installing bulletproof grass, you can maintain an idyllic garden and:
- Secure peace of mind.
- Frustrate gun-wielding maniacs.
- Be the envy of the entire neighbourhood.
- Make the gun-wielding thugs want to shoot you instead of your lawn!
Yes, whilst your neighbours’ (respective) gardens may look like a warzone, you can rest easy knowing your garden is as pristine as a freshly baked cake (i.e. one that hasn’t been shot by a shotgun).
How Does Bulletproof Grass Work?
It’s easy! You buy the fresh garden lawn turf from us in segments. No matter how big your lawn, we’ll supply the bulletproof grass and nail it into your lawn.
Even if you own many acres of land, we have enough in our warehouse to deck out the entire world 0.000001% times over.
The grass is made out of polycarbonate, acrylic, and grass-clad polycarbonate.
It isn’t real grass, but it has a realistic grass sheen to it 24/7 all year round. It can even withstand a bazooka shot!
However, it is susceptible to destruction if an atom bomb detonates. So there’s an extra reason to wish for no nuclear war! Haha!
Once the lawn is down, if a vagabond (such as a jealous neighbour) attempts a drive-by on your garden, the bullets will ricochet off the lawn and back towards everyone else.
What Happens If I Want to Shoot My Lawn?
In the event of a fit of rage (such as a misfire with your romance bazooka), you may wish to take your anger out on your garden.
If that’s the case, simply pull up the bulletproof grass and shoot at the mud underneath it.
What About Cutting the Grass?
There’s no need for a lawnmower! If you try anyway, the lawnmower may become jammed on the grass, which will cause it to overheat and explode in a ball of flames.
If you’re anywhere near the thing, this may result in severe burns. If you have a servant to take care of this type of thing for you, do so!
Should they go up in a ball of flames, then get a new servant!
Do note that if a lot of people are shooting at your lawn, then it can amass a huge array of spent bullets all over its surface.
So you’ll want to hire someone to, twice daily, pick up the bullet cases to keep your garden looking utterly spotless.
The Pros and Cons of Bulletproof Grass
Okay, we’re not here to manipulate you into buying this product! You already know how good it is and that you’re a pathetic loser if you don’t buy it.
But if you still need convincing, here are the pros and cons of buying bulletproof grass:
- Pro: You won’t be a pathetic loser if you buy this product.
- Con: Your superiority over everyone else may make you embarrassed. Ignore such humility!
- Pro: Your lawn won’t look like something from the Blitz.
- Con: If you can’t afford servants, you’ll have to pick up bullet casings from it.
- Pro: People who have bulletproof grass aren’t pathetic nobodies who are poor!
- Con: Your friends will be dead jealous of you. Tell them to suck it up!
As you can see, the pros far outweigh the cons!
Get bulletproof grass today! Because even if you’re laying dead on the ground in a pool of blood, your garden will leave an amazing lasting legacy for you.
You are a genius! I like to shoot up other people’s lawns but hate the retaliation. Problem solved.
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Agreed! This is a brilliant invention. Our advertising slogan is, “The grass is greener on the other shotgun.” Doesn’t make any sense… but who cares!
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Excellent marketing strategy. This stuffs going to go over big in Florida.
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I’m targeting Bolton first (even though we don’t have guns in England anyway), then Moscow, then Barbados, and then America. Expect the product in Florida in time for Christmas.
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No guns in England? Moscow, are you sure about them?
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No guns in England, but we do have stiff upper lip and posh accents. Both highly dangerous.
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You win.
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A winner is me!
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Yes! Here’s a star ⭐️
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HUZZAH!
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Brightened your day eh?
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Whatever.
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Yeah
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Hopefully it’s a shooting star! HA! How will his bullet proof grass hold up to that?
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It’s definitely a shooting star.
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Ha!
Just sent 2 mails. 1 a pic … so cool a gal on a bike
2 Bang a Gong!
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I am in love with that. Thank you bestie. ❤️🏍🎉
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xxoo
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xoxoxo
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We had a TV in England called Shooting Stars. The truth.
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Oh, I believe that.
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I have small print waiving such rights. It’s the responsibility of the product owner to live somewhere where no shooting stars happen.
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So, no flying Arnies allowed?
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No flying Big Arnies allowed. But Big Arnie in a dodgem car quoting movie lines is more than welcome.
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LOL! That sounds cool, actually!
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Yes. Yes it does.
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Do you have a product to get rid of stiff upper lips?
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Yes, it’s called a “chainsaw”.
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Right!
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lol I think this might sell incredibly well in the U.S.
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Glad it’s got your backing! Please purchase several acres worth of this product to stop us going out of business. Merci!
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What about stabbings? Guns are heavily controlled in Canada. We prefer stabbings. Do you have stab proof grass?
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Guns are also banned in England. This product is mainly for the US. There may be a stab proof grass alternative in the future, but at present our business mission is to save the daffodils.
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What’s happening to the daffydills?
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They’re very dangerous, be careful around them. They’re the great white shark of the flower world.
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You mean Yellow Shark?
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A jaundiced shark? Sharks don’t drink alcohol, lady.
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