relatable.swf

Yeah, this is basically how I feel at the moment.

I lol’d.

My guess its just something going ’round due to the unseasonable weather People overdressing, then sweating, in their warm cloths, then going back outside again.

@Ichijoe  
True, but I meant in the general context about the sniffles and the cold.

@Chilly Pepper  

 
Like I said that was, and is to warm here in germany at the moment. I’m much further up noth like Canada north from say Texas.

Huh.
 
And here I’ve worked in north Texas in carpenter shorts when it was in the 40s (5° to 10° C). Granted most of the work was in attics and otherwise indoors most of the time, but still, the inside wasn’t heated, because that’s what I was working on. :p

Here in Germany it may as well be spring. Sure the days are getting a little longer now. But the stupid Trees think it must be closer to the end of March now. lol and of corse the cold snap just might finally hit us. After what was the most off christmass we’ve had. With somthing like 15°c. Normally it should have been more like -5°c then. So I don’t think we’ll be seeing much white stuff this year unlike last year.

@BigBuggyBastage  

 
Me too… Thankfully I took some kind of therapy, where I had to squrt drops of allergens under my toung for a few winters. Sadly it wasn’t a sliver bullet. But, it has seriously put a dent into how bad my allergies can get. So I only have a few bad days now, instead of miserable weeks of hell.
 
But this is (or thankfully was) the second cold I’ve had now in the last two nights months. And the first one was definitly like the pic. The second one was more cold chills, and fevers though.

@BigBuggyBastage  
Spring in the Northern Hemisphere I’m guessing? If so, I really, really feel ya on that one. I get terrible hay fever during Springtime here (September to November in the Southern Hemisphere) which can potentially turn me into this sniffly toy Pinkie. Or worse. :P

I’m missing an eardrum so I don’t have to worry about popping it. However when my face gets gunked up the other one sometimes pressurizes a little.
 
On the flipside getting water in your nasal cavity is unpleasant. getting salt water in your nasal cavity is terrible, and I hate beaches. The water seeps into my ear, but if there is a sudden pressure change, the salt water will jutt right into my face and it feels prob a little short of getting bit by a horse fly, except the horsefly pain goes away after 20 seconds.

This is me, every March through June. ( ._.)

@Ichijoe  
Ouch! I hate when that happens. It’s a shame I don’t live in a snowy state.

Actually for me it the opisite I blow my nose and it causes me to painfully pop my eardrums out.

I have that feeling right now. XD

I’ve never related so much to a toy pony in all my life.

@Meso Echo  
Here in Florida, it dropped to 59 this week. Now that’s cold. For Florida at least.

This has been me all week.

Winter weather, man… Especially here in the Southeastern United States where the Temperature fluxuates from a high of 60°F to a high of 35°F in a span of 1-2 days.  
It makes me feel like both a leaky faucet and overstuffed water balloon. :S

The struggle is real

Having… Still getting over the sniffels. Yeah pretty much this.

I had a cat that scrunched her face in to sneeze like this

Adorable :D