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The media calls it the worst storm of the "Century".
Which makes me wonder: How would they know?
As the world is being pounded by our atmosphere's greatest hits, (coming soon to a geographic location near you), one is reassured by the confidence of our meteorologists' predictions.
Now. If only those pesky butterflies could stop flapping their wings.
Taking all variables into consideration, weather psychics forecasters have recently announced that the climate over the next 89 years will be better than "worst".
Hyperbolizers!
ReplyDeletedbs-Sensational! :)
ReplyDeleteWill be better than "Worst" ??
ReplyDeleteWhat planet are they living on?
I like to picture all the meteorologists gathering around excited saying:
ReplyDelete"THIS IS OUR TIME TO SHINE. THIS IS OUR GOLDEN AGE."
Oh. Well if the weather guys say so, I guess it's okay. I mean, it isn't like they ever get this kind of stuff wrong, right?
ReplyDeleteSprite, unlike sprites and ants ;), "weathermensis" can usually be found in their natural off-planet habitat: weather balloons.
ReplyDeleteKev D. LOL. Agreed.
ReplyDeleteThis is the century where meteorologists will become the philosophers of our time.
Vinny C. Right!
ReplyDeleteI swear, it's the only profession where you can be wrong most of the time and keep getting paid. I'll believe them though. I'm trying to get more hope in my life...
ReplyDeletePaulsifer, you're so right. Career change? :)
ReplyDeleteThe weather is unpredictable. Stay positive. Hope is good.
AH so that's why they are the way they are. All that thin air.
ReplyDeleteSprite. Probably. :). You would think it would give them some perspective on reality...
ReplyDeleteNope, they are all just sittin up there giggling hysterically.
ReplyDeleteSee, those scientists were LYING about Global Warming.. see, how come winters are getting COLDER??
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, I'm with Bill O'Reiley, just were DID the Moon come from... explain THAT one too!!
Sprite-*chuckle* lack of Oxygen?
ReplyDeleteRobert-there is such a thing as bad press. Thanks for the link, classic: "O'Reilly-zero Science-Infinity". :)
ReplyDeleteIt has to be a publicity stunt, right? Right?!
Who put the internet here? Where did I come from?
Welcome.
Hi! Thanks for your comment on my blog today! Come back and check it out periodically because I always have something going on to promote other people's blogs and hopefully you can be included in the next one!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you!
Ok, sorry I don't check it everyday. But returned, hopefully not too late :)
ReplyDeleteIn Southern Calif., though the degree of variation is moderate compared with other regions, our local forecasts can shift 3 or 4 times in a day. It IS a line of work where being wrong has no personal consequence...though the rest of us may pay for miscalculations. In my un-scientific reasoning, those sun flares have a lot to answer for.
ReplyDeleteGeorge Carlin once said: "Weather forecast for tonight: dark."
ReplyDeleteMarylinn, with your special mind-reading ability there will be a post on global warming, sun cycles and magnetic fields.
ReplyDeleteBut you already knew that, didn't you? :)
Laoch, Carlin's accurate and astute definition are much missed.
ReplyDeleteAverage Girl, thanks for commenting. The comment was less self-promotion and more sincerity.
ReplyDeleteI really meant what I said, it's a great creative idea and I can't wait to see how the "blogger-battle" progresses.
Yep, or maybe balloon gas.
ReplyDeleteSprite-bad weather news would certainly be more entertaining if they inhaled some of that helium. Thank you for putting that funny visual image into my head :)
ReplyDeleteHow can you have two blog posts and yet already rock? Like your style. Please tweet too - looking forward to more infinite wisdom
ReplyDeleteSarah-thank you for the compliment. Too soon to tell whether I'm a "Rock-Star" :)
ReplyDeleteAs to infinity, inconceivable.
Twitter would undo me, so I won't be on it for now. However, everything is subject to change...
Welcome.
I miss Carlin. It's not like I knew him personally, but just knowing he was out there making witty and hilarious observations made me feel better.
ReplyDeleteKev. Thanks for replacing definition with observation, it's what I meant.:)
ReplyDeleteYeah, miss Carlin too. He had this way of exposing the truth and his comedy sticks around years later.
Think you should do a post on your stand up experience. Lots of stories there.