It's raining in Los Angeles

....and it's supposed to be 60 degrees and sunny in pittsburgh on friday....
the end is extremely fucking nigh!!!!!

[Edited on Dec 28, 2004 by Destro]

We came back from our holiday in the mountains (clear and sunny) back to our place (closer to the coast) and found a impenetrable 4 inch combination of snow and ice on our steep-assed driveway.

And yeah, it'll be in the 60's tomorrow. Gotta love North Carolina weather.

It was raining last night, and I decided to turn on the hot tub and take a dip. Marvelous hot, bubbling water while cool rain drops on my face. So it was acid rain, who cares?

That's the way to get through a rainstorm.

toothpickmoe and i need to go running through the rain together.

My drive home is gonna be a bitch.

mine too. i think everyone is back in town now. yesterday rocked. 25 minutes and it usually takes an hour.

Holy mother of fuck is it raining in Los Angeles.

There was a geyser about four feet tall and two feet in diameter coming out of the storm drain last night. And I think they just did a whole bunch of work on them. We are so not ready for this as a city.

Yet it makes me so friggin happy.

Round 61! Gonna spend the New Year wet. And how bout that Rose Bowl Parade? Poor saps are going to be frozen.

And now it's hailing!

and it's still 50 degrees in pittsburgh....
we're all gonna die, i'm telling yinz.

it aint raining here...thats a good thing....

Please make it stop long enough so I can bail the water out of my car.

leave it in, portable swimming pool!

how well can one live for 1 year in los angeles with 50k?
nice/reasonable living, gas, utilities, food, fun?

I wouldn't know.

Also, it's 5am and you are listening to Los Angeles.

Los Angeles loves love

It cracks me up that there's a longterm thread about rain.

Well, we tried to hijack it with Soul Coughing references...but it didn't really pan out......

[Edited on Jan 05, 2005 by EvanX]

And we are all going to Reseda.

we are all going to reseda
to die

I was awoken early this morning by the loudest, window rattling clap of thunder I've ever heard. I assumed someone, somewhere had to be dead. Then I went back to sleep.

Here in sherwood forest, england, we've had warnings of severe gales likely to cause structural damage. These kind of weather alerts don't occur much in the UK. But, when they do, what are we supposed to do anyway?

Any smart advice?