Evidence That Fog Is Alive and Not just Some Weather Phenomenon
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Top Comments (10)
Everybody gangsta til we have to barricade ourselves in a grocery store
"the Fog is alive" was not on my 2026 apocalypse bingo card
"The Fog is coming".... Who could have known it would be so accurate
> "fog is alive!" > looks inside > "fog has alive stuff in it"
"What do you think of when you think of fog?" Well, honestly, I think "Fog is just ground clouds."
That explains why fog sometimes has a particular smell. This reminds me of when they discovered spiders in the upper atmosphere.
When I was a paperboy, foggy mornings were the best, so quiet and empty-feeling. You couldn't see the houses on the other side of the road.
"Fog is Alive" > Look inside > Bacteria in water
One of the most pleasant mornings that I ever had was in Toronto in the the '80's. I was walking in High Park listening to music on my Sony cassette walkman and the fog was so thick that when I extended my arm out in front of me, I couldn't see my elbow. WONDERFUL!
Reminds me a bit of an old word "miasma." I live beside a lake and the fog/mist always gathers there, long after the rest of the countryside is clear. The air smells fresh and clean after the fog. I like foggy weather! 🌫
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Top Comments (10)
Everybody gangsta til we have to barricade ourselves in a grocery store
"the Fog is alive" was not on my 2026 apocalypse bingo card
"The Fog is coming".... Who could have known it would be so accurate
> "fog is alive!" > looks inside > "fog has alive stuff in it"
"What do you think of when you think of fog?" Well, honestly, I think "Fog is just ground clouds."
That explains why fog sometimes has a particular smell. This reminds me of when they discovered spiders in the upper atmosphere.
When I was a paperboy, foggy mornings were the best, so quiet and empty-feeling. You couldn't see the houses on the other side of the road.
"Fog is Alive" > Look inside > Bacteria in water
One of the most pleasant mornings that I ever had was in Toronto in the the '80's. I was walking in High Park listening to music on my Sony cassette walkman and the fog was so thick that when I extended my arm out in front of me, I couldn't see my elbow. WONDERFUL!
Reminds me a bit of an old word "miasma." I live beside a lake and the fog/mist always gathers there, long after the rest of the countryside is clear. The air smells fresh and clean after the fog. I like foggy weather! 🌫