Not really. People just tend to overreact when they hear about heavy weather. For example, what if the power goes out or the roads become unsafe to drive on because of ice? Some react more than others, depending on where they are and where they grew up.
Sometimes it's founded, like if there's repeated serious weather that makes driving precarious. The places where they close the schools for under 2 inches are silly.

Lattes aren't supposed to have foam. That's the only difference between a latte and a cappuccino. Cappuccino's have foam, lattes have the foam held back. Source: I was a barista for 3 years.

yfw

Yeah I know it comes off pretentious as fuck, I'll admit it. But there are lots of different types of coffee. And people get pissed when you fuck it up. But yeah, if someone ordered a fucking cappuccino with no foam, I would make them a latte. I knew what they meant, but I didn't have to say they're wrong or correct them.

yeah i know

my flatmate likes to think hes high and mighty just because he buys a special blend coffee from an organic store

That is where the peacoat sort of came from (the layout of the buttons would suggest it). From what I can tell it's combining a parka and peacoat together. Honeatly I can see it trending. Thow a hood on the collar, make the whole thing waterproof.

Well, it seems like he wanted to keep his mouth open for the fire and i believe toothpaste works well against flames and burns or whatever.

Somehow I doubt he knew it was coming. Its not exactly something you put in your fucking itinerary.

np