Snails Start Attacking Man’s Garden, Instead of Killing Them, He Puts Up Scary Signs
Bertrand Hance planted himself a garden. The man grew zucchini, beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants to pass his free time and everything seemed fine until they arrived.
With no regard to Bertrand and his work, snails flooded his land and started ravaging the greens. The beasts came in numbers too. It became obvious pretty soon that Bertrand would have to take drastic measures. But due to his compassion, the gardener refused to kill them. Instead, he tried out a more humane approach. Bertrand put up insulting, threatening, and scary signs to fight off the enemy.
More: Facebook h/t: sadanduseless
More Inspiring Stories
Meet Ladybeard, A Cross-Dressing Wrestler And Death Metal Singer From Australia
20 Beautiful Quotes That Perfectly Sum Up Life In Your 20s
Artist Uses Girlfriend's Back As A Canvas For Illusive 3D Artwork
The Best Advertisements of Chip Shop Awards 2012
Heartbreaking Pieces Made By Artists All Over The World After The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
This Is What The ‘Ideal’ Woman’s Figure Would’ve Looked Like In The 1930s
Adorable Comics That Have Unexpected Takes On Everyday Situations
The Wonderful World Of Fantasy And Feeling Of The Artist Marcel Van Luit
"Deploy": The Surreal Dreamscapes of Ahmed Muntasir
Illustrated Guide To Dog Breeds
Female Street Artists set Guinness World Record for Largest Mural Painted by a Team
Japanese Artist Depicts Cats, Dogs, And Other Animals Using Watercolor Flower Arrangements
"Russian Nowhere": Russian Aesthetics in Postconceptualist Artworks of Pavel Otdelnov
This Man Photoshops Himself Into Series Of Hilarious Scenarios With Celebrities
Street Artist Try To Show How Much We Lose Because We Close Our Eyes, On Others Tragedy
Artist Makes Uplifting Illustrations That Have Motivational Quotes In Them
2 New and Awesome Wall Decal Collections from PIXERS
The Awesome Hairstylist That Gives Free Haircuts To The Homeless Every Sunday
Artist Creates Fantastic Surreal Edits Using Animals, Plants, People, And Objects
A Historically Accurate Elsa Has - Dare We Say It - An Even Prettier Dress
Old Fashioned Cannibalism: Stunning Lovecraftian Art by Paul Hazen
The Way This Man Takes Pictures With Superheroes Is Both Genius And Funny
Minimalistic Illustrations That Tackle Mental Health By “Worry Lines”
Expiremental Digital Artworks of Matt Mills
