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One of my roommates just got back from shopping. He was in a district that's directly adjacent to ours. Apparently buckets of water fall from the sky there but it's still dry here. We only hear the occasional thunder. Even the online weather service say we're having a thunderstorm.
Hmm, maybe they errected a forcefield around our district in secret...
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Posted by Edda at 16:16 CET
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1. Posted by steve on 1 August, 2002 20:34 CET
about these buckets of water. do they have lids on, or does the water in them fall out on the way down.
are they plastic buckets? if they’re metal, they could do some serious damage to people and cars and stuff.
does a big cargo plane full of said buckets fly around dropping them out [ and do they need another pilot? :) ], or is a natural phenomenomoonemomen?
huh? or, you didn’t mean actual buckets…
i’ll go now… (-_-);
2. Posted by Edda on 1 August, 2002 21:19 CET
It’s red plastic buckets with yellow handles. They disintegrate about 500m before they hit the ground. But the water stays in bucket form until the end. It’s a natural phenomenon or aliens throwing them at us. The experts still argue about that. Actually it’s a secret and nobody’s supposed to know so you didn’t hear it from me…
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