Killer Weed
What happens when a kid gets a little carried away with Round Up? The weed strikes back. And it’s not a pretty site.
By the way- you weren’t thinking the title “Killer Weed” meant something else, were you?
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Nice weed animation.
Backwards video, but I suppose you figured that out?
Yeah, but still nice.