I’d rather be fishing, amirite?
Thats honestly hilarious.
Like a joke in a Coen brothers film, ahahah!
affect trout season
For the better, or the worse?
first one, then the other
I would imagine the floods would bring the trout out of the rivers and distribute them to locations that are suboptimal for trout fishing.
worse. flood will absorb contaminants into the water bodies.
Anon is right though
But did it affect trout season, though?
17 people died that day, presumably of a bad trout season
Of course
Extra-fat trout
I, too, said astonishingly dumb shit when i was young.
the other day i was on a chowder cruise and one of my new friends there was pointing at a building on one of the piers and asking what it was. i squinted, gave it my best “hrm.” and then pointed to the right of where she did and said “well it looks like a boat”
the thing i learned about dad jokes (and similar humor) is that you don’t tell them to make other people laugh, you tell them to make yourself giggle. like jimmy fallon.
Died bcause trout was their staple and they couldn’t get more?
Too much water made the trouts too powerful. They killed all those people, like in a B-tier movie.
I was dating a Japanese woman when the Tsunami happened. No one would eat anything out of the sea for ages considering…
Anon has priorities.
Hundreds of thousands of people die every day, get over it
What an obnoxiously shitty take. You can say then when some senile celebrity dies thousands of kilometers away from you, not to someone whose local community has suffered mass tragedy.
It’s a greentext, it’s likely fiction
is mass tragedy worse than watching your father choke to death slowly on his own fluids?
Not comparable at all. Not without context anyways.
what if my dad was the one who caused the mass tragedy?
Then you’d better ask your local covenant whether a curse has been cast upon your bloodline, as your father’s deeds may affect your fate
oh, i have been undoing his curse my entire life.
that’s less of a curse and more of a stain
Which is what I will tell you when one of your loved ones died.
After the next crisis: “There used to be 9 billion of us…”
