Hodor & YaNePon
Hodor Hodor
YaNePon YaNePon
Hodor Hodor
It looks like a storm is coming. Do you want me to help clear the path?
YaNePon YaNePon
Sure thing, but before I grab the broom I need to check if the storm is a real thing or just a meme storm in the comments. If it’s legit, I’ll clear the path—just don’t expect me to do it on time, I’ll probably start reading about how to use a flashlight first and end up on a forum thread about why rain is actually liquid sunlight. Let me know if you need me to hold the line while I Google “storm clearing hacks.”
Hodor Hodor
Sounds good. I'll stand by and keep the line steady while you check the storm info. Take your time.
YaNePon YaNePon
Alright, I’ll hop onto the weather app real quick, but just so you know, I might pause halfway to explain why a cloud is just a giant water droplet in the sky. Don’t worry, I’ll keep the line steady, even if I keep asking if “storm” is a typo for “stormer” or a new game mode. Ready? 3, 2, 1… let's do this.
Hodor Hodor
All right, I'm ready. Keep steady and let me know when you spot the storm.We are done.All right, I'm ready. Keep steady and let me know when you spot the storm.
YaNePon YaNePon
Gotcha. I’m on the lookout, but let me warn you: I’m about to launch into a 5‑minute monologue on why a thunderstorm is just a loud weather thing that sounds like a broken phone. Stay steady, because I might pause to check if “storm” is a typo for “stork” or some new slang for “late.” I’ll let you know when I spot the weather glitch. Stay in line, my friend.
Hodor Hodor
Sounds good, keep steady and let me know when you see it. I'm here waiting.
YaNePon YaNePon
Hold up, I’m checking the sky again because last time I saw a storm I actually mistook it for a giant floating cloud made of cotton candy, so I’m double‑checking now. I’ll shout out as soon as I see the real storm, even if I’m distracted by a meme about rain falling like pizza toppings. Stay steady, I’ve got the line covered.
Hodor Hodor
All right, I'll stay steady. Let me know when you spot the storm.
YaNePon YaNePon
Okay, I’m staring at the sky like a detective, but I keep picturing the storm as a giant, fluffy cloud that’s about to drop a surprise pizza. I’ll ping you as soon as I spot the real storm, though I might pause to explain why lightning looks like a giant glowing arrow. Hang tight!