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Texas, why you no rain every once in a while =(

No-rain is called "uppehåll" in swedish. It means delay, or stall. :3

It's not quite that bad over here, but Autumn is definitely in full swing now.

Both times I went outside today (to/from work), it looked to be dry at first, then spatter spatter please don't start raining until I'm inside.. bam! downpour shitshitshit, ending with me arriving at work/home rather drenched.

Good thing it's weekend now and I have enough food to last until Monday.

I cannot believe how much is rains here.

Then again, I'm from Oklahoma, where it'll go without any rain, until the earth dries and cracks and blows away in the wind, and when it does rain it's HUGE BOOMING THUNDERSTORMS!!

fuck do I miss thunderstorms. I don't miss the tornado worry, but damn do I really miss the violent, heart-shaking claps of thunder and cracks of lightning, and battering sheets of rain and howling wind <333

i miss the monsoons in Arizona

I miss the storms on the great sea.

And that orgasmic music that plays along side the storms, with all those minor chords :L

Move to Ohio, Kino! You can have all the thunderstorms you want, only with fewer tornadoes.

b-but the ocean?

also HEY GUYS

LIKE SERIOUSLY WHEN DID STEVE JOBS DIE

man do I ever feel like kinopoke right now

Like on the 5th? Didn't hear it until someone mentioned it on another forum. Among some other things like joking that he lost to "PC".

Well, I was somewhat Kimipoke too. I didn't know he was ill until I read about his death.

I heard about it within the hour, and posted an insensitive status about it later that day. Because that's what I do.

Oh man, that was too Zune for joking.

xD Am I a bad person for laughing?

Hmm, I found out about a day after and just posted this.

"Finally laid to rest in a sleek white casket, the late Steve Jobs is surrounded by mourners in a massive cathedral. As the afternoon sunlight shines down on him through intricate stained glass revealing a beautiful spectrum of colours, Mr. Jobs will be remembered in death as he was in life.

Overshadowed by windows."