50 Funny Tweets About the Weather That Are Lighting Up Our Radars
While we send our gratitude to ExxonMobil for providing us with 70-degree days in November, it’s getting a little difficult to tell what season it is these days. Thankfully, a Twitter user has informed us that there’s still one surefire way to differentiate between summer and winter: the food. Summer is all about eating “tangible shapes,” like hamburgers and hotdogs, and winter is for foods you “can’t hang on the wall,” like soups, stews and casseroles.
In any event, as we travel the unseasonably sunny roads ahead, we have these hilarious tweets to spark a little laughter, including those about the war on Big Heating, the weather that warrants a recess break at work and the allure of having a Victorian Woman Autumn.
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