B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for December 17, 2014

cavemen finally take a bath…someone give them some soap

…and they’ve just summed up the opinions swimming through California this winter.

Punch line: Rudolph the red, knows rain, dear. Everyone knows the set up.

Which is pretty much our experience here in New York. Two weeks ago, a foot of snow. Today, rain and more rain.

Changing weather avoids boredom.If climate changes, wouldn’t that be a form of superweather?Also keeps life from being boring.

Doubt it, LadyKat. In this part of the US the Christians tend to use soap, the non-Christians not so much.

In Vegas we only get about 3 inches a year…

When the snow forecast changes to rain I blame the women with brilliant smiles for warming up the air. I know I get a little warm when I see them.

Californians can relate

i love my native state… when it’s dry it’s a drought disaster, when it’s wet it’s a flood disaster. it’s been doing that for thousands of years, but it is still “breaking news.”

Supposedly the only time a Mongol soldier took a bath was when he fell off his horse while fording a river. They also heated their tents by burning horse manure. You could tell when you were downwind of the Mongol army.

Pray for rain in times of rain. A prophet said that—-not exactly that—-I’m paraphrasing a lot.

California.

Rain?..Bring it on..we need it and there’s not anything you can do to stop it..

I think cavemen did bathe, at least during the summer. The natural inclination when hot & sweaty is to take a swim in the river.

too much of anything is not always a good thing