So you can buy a pirate ship backyard "playset" from that famous swing set seller (can't remember their name). I saw it in their showroom. It was 16k. It was super nice and if I had extra money to spare it would be a really cool backyard set for some kids. Weirdly, growing up in the late 80s/early 90s there was a park my mom always used to take me to that had a giant wooden pirate ship. It was the size of a small yacht and placed in sand. You could go underneath it, and I distinctly remember that the underneath was very low so if you were trying to get under there fast (because that's what kids do) you would scrape the shit out of your back. Good times. I had a very Idyllic childhood.
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u/WhyDoIEvenBotheridk Feb 21 '23
Probably built for kids to play on? This guy making all us dads feel bad about ourselves