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Water from the Sky
Today’s comic is pretty self explanatory. I’ve been staying in Los Angeles for just over two months now, and I’ve seen it rain twice, both times for less than two minutes. I’m headed back to Canada today to see my family, friends and my dog (<3) and I’m a little worried that I’ve become too used to the sunny, hot weather. I suppose we’ll find out shortly!
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about 8 months ago
Kind of how I felt after coming back to Vancouver this summer after my vacation.
about 8 months ago
A slightly calmer situation happened to me when I moved from SoCal to the Portland Metro Area in Oregon…
about 8 months ago
See, if i were to come to California from England i would be having a similar reaction to the sun. It’s all kinds of sky water here.
about 8 months ago
… I don’t get it. Is this “sky-water” something other countries get that Australia doesn’t, or what?
about 8 months ago
Yeah, other countries have water coming from the sky to cover a reasonable part ground instead of coming from the ocean in one big wave
about 8 months ago
We from The Netherlands have however decided to protect ourselves from the big ocean wave water and build protective barriers against it, both on land and on water. The ones on land we call dykes and the one on water we call Great Britain (meaning in ancient tongue Great Dumb Rock).
It has come to our attention however that recently some complete idiots decided to live on our ocean barrier for reasons I cannot comprehend.
about 8 months ago
LOL!
about 8 months ago
It seems Texas and California have this in common. Rain is so rare, we don’t even know how to react if it does happen.
about 8 months ago
I heard Canada has this white thing called snow, wikipedia says it’s frozen water but I don’t believe in that.
about 8 months ago
Reminds me of my reaction to the Sun after a few days of working on the computer with the blinds closed.
about 8 months ago
A couple hundred comics later, we learn that Ash’s plane never arrived at YVR, and this has all been a dream in Purgatory.
That’s never been done before, has it?
about 8 months ago
What is this thing you call “Sky-water”? Does it actually exist? Stupid New Mexico…
about 8 months ago
I love it when it is cold, we and dark
about 8 months ago
I hate to tell you this, but it’s scorching hot right now.
about 8 months ago
When i was in ottawa visiting fambots it was 30+ degrees and when it rained the fambots looked at me to see my reaction to which i reminded them i’m from London England.. Rain.. no problem. I was more confused by the sun and heat..
about 8 months ago
As a native son of Los Angeles I can agree to the sentiment about rain. I detest when it rains no one know how to drive so you get crazy people going to fast or people going to slow and there is no hope. But if you are lucky and are here for winter storms it is really fun.
Secondary question what kind of crazy food have you tried here?
about 8 months ago
this visit? not much…. I tried one of the masterpieces at Pink’s Hotdogs once… That kinda destroyed my digestive system.
about 8 months ago
Alas, January is the month of sky-water in L.A. And no one in L.A. can drive in the rain, though it is often amusing to watch them try on oil-slicked freeways (as long as you’re not actually *in* the traffic yourself).
about 8 months ago
“I am dead. Is this Hell” Ahaha, classic.
Living here in Ireland we have something similar happen. Ever now& then I ball of burning light appears in the sky. We fear it’s return as the light hurts our eyes& pinkens our pale skin.
-M
about 8 months ago
No, no Mr. Primer Minister, it’s not even spirits, it’s just rain. Raaaaain. Fine; trying and kill it.