25th consecutive day of rain todayFollow

1. Not sure. But due to the fact that there's been no rain today, I doubt it's been broken recently.

2. Probably by jumping off of some tall place.

I move back to Seattle in 5 months. Yay!

As far as killing myself I'd drink myself into a stupor with some expensive liquor, start an IV, shoot up with pentoparb and vecuronium. (sedative, paralytic respectively) No accidentally coming back from that one.

DK

1. Couldn't find the info for my city

2. Suicide by Cop or by overdose.

Edited, Thu Jan 12 17:46:02 2006 by UndeadShroom

Well here in Arizona it's something along the lines of a record of 10 consecutive days with an average of around 3 or 4 XD

We're currently in our 87th consecutive day without rain!

It kind of sucks because I love storms - esspecially the VERY big summer thunderstorms with all the cool colors, lol. At the end of last summer it actually hailed during one of them here.

Luckly it only snows in the mountains so all we get are ice rocks ... er, well I guess thats not so good either but I think I would cry if it snowed here.

It's dropped below 32* though some mornings but since it won't rain when it's this cold out theres no chance of snow. Kind of a catch-22.

As for killing myself - I suppose this week I'll go with "jump off the grand canyon" but that's pretty boring =/ if I did do it though I'd want it to be like out of a helicopter above the canyon or something and I guess I'd go out the same way I came in - Amazingly insane Thunderstorm. Now, I think it sounds pretty cool minus the whole dieing part but I guess you have to see a Thunderstorm over the canyon to understand.

Hey Stunted... from your post I take it you're up here too. Yes, the rain is becoming tiresome. Especially the lame morons who can't drive in it. That's something I will never understand... it rains up here a lot, yet there's always way more traffic problems whenever it's raining, as if the people up here are never exposed to it. 0.o

Anyway, suicide and the constant rain... how would I do it? Drowning, as it's appropriate given the environment, and water sure as hell ain't hard to find lately.

IIRC, Columbus and most of Ohio in general get more average rainfall per year than Seattle. That's due to the fact that when it does rain here, it's usually gallons of the stuff whereas Seattle just lightly rains 80% of the year.

OHHHhhh... so YOU'RE to blame for all the rain. Do all of us in the Pacific NW a favor and go back to where you came from, and take the damned clouds with you!





(I'm kidding of course. It seems you couldn't have picked a worse time to come up here since it's been raining almost the entire time you've been here hehe. Welcome anyway!)

Hm...Vancouver may get more rain than us up here in Seattle, but we wear it better.

Look at it this way, if Ranier blows we're both screwed.

That would be Cluster 7, a.k.a. The Server Which SHALL NOT Be Named!" The plutonium processor heatsync seemed like a good idea at the time

Definitely sounds like Arizona - I hear New Mexico, Nevada, Texas - all of us are getting this drought - hopefully we won't have any water shortages (more then usual) and restrictions on that but I was sort of annoyed at the fire bans because they were |------this------| (not to scale) close to ruining our fires at the new years parties but it was lifted like the day before.

Also, snow isn't that bad as long as you don't plan on living in it for good. I could handle 4-5 years, maybe 6 but I think after that I'd need a warm beach with complimentary bar girl to get me my drinks.

Edited, Sat Feb 25 23:51:07 2006 by Pandorra

Today we [NJ] are under a severe fog warning til 10am... never had one of these before.