Were treehouses a real thing?

>>213674297 (OP)
yes. my dad built one when i was a little kid. it was fun. smoked weed for the first time in my treehouse at 13yo

>>213674297 (OP)
Just another american urban myth like hobo magic and a spotless pavement in a dem city.

>>213674297 (OP)
Yes but it was rare. Only saw one in the yard of a cousin's neighbour when I was a small kid, I was too small or too scared to access it, I envisioned some grandiose mansion playhouse architecture up there at the time, but it probably would have been underwhelming if I'd ever went up there.

>>213674297 (OP)
Yes they arent anymore?

>>213674297 (OP)
Did Homer build that? It seems too well built for him considering he couldn't build a BBQ.

>>213674297 (OP)
yes, trees used to be real too. not the camouflage 5G towers we have now

No dad built a swing set/house/slide etc combo on the ground back in the 90s, they sell em premade now but he made it himself. I figure these are more common nowadays

>>213674297 (OP)
I saw one once. Considering it was in a large front yard and right right next to a school I can't imagine how much shit probably went on in there.

>>213674509
Yea

>>213674632
That tree grew fucking fast, must have been radiation

>>213674297 (OP)
Yeah. My dad built me one when I was a kid. It had a trapdoor and plexiglass windows. I'd sit up there and read when I was by myself and we used it as a fort during paintball fights, but that didn't work great because whoever was up there was basically trapped.

>>213674509
its a cartoon, you fucking retard, anything is possible

>>213674509
Still one of the funniest scenes ever on the show.
>LE GRILLE? WHAT THE HELL IS THAT!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSGEzpkgsu0

My childhood friend had a treehouse with a working drawbridge.

>homeless and living in tent with family years ago
>get back to camp and they're arguing over loot like a big sheathed buck knife and a fuzzy blanket
>they had found some treehouse in the woods and pilfered it, pawned a big space heater and kept the rest
>also found it funny/"fitting" somehow, as if he was flaunting it and deserved it just for having a treehouse or nice stuff
heavy moment realizing the people you're supposed to love the most are just degenerate pieces of shit who don't deserve it, probably ruined some kid's summer

>>213674297 (OP)
Yes but they were more regional than you'd think since they require certain kinds of trees and older suburban/rural neighborhoods

My stepdad built me one even though I didn't ask for it. I think he saw it in a book and thought it'd be a fun project so that became my Christmas present.
But he got lazy and skipped every other plank on the outside and never put a roof on it so it kind of sucked in the purposes of a tree house and basically ended up just being a mossy place to stand if you felt like being high up.

>>213674690
shut up, stupid