The sky turned yellow. I'm not even kidding, the clouds less than 3 meters above the ground turned yellow. Why exactly? I'm not completely sure myself yet, but since it was late sunset, I suppose maybe the last ray of light hit the clouds as it was raining furiously. The clouds may have refracted the light such that my house (and maybe around a 2-3km radius around it) had yellow fog. I know, maybe this is common in countries with a lot of fog, but it so happens that in the Caribbean you don't get a lot of fog at 7:15 PM. Or at any time.

a one in a million occurrence happened to me

I know maybe this is common in countries with a lot of fog,

Why why why why why just why. Think about what you just said. Argh, when people do that it bothers me so much. Why would you even say that?

What about Juan's post bothers you? I am curious, and an't figure it out.

Roady understands my pain...

I'm seriously not getting it though man. It's just a post about a sunset. I'm not trying to start anything just interested.

He said what happened to him was one in a million, then later he said it was a common occurrence.

radioactivity wrote:I'm seriously not getting it though man. It's just a post about a sunset. I'm not trying to start anything just interested.

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aclonicy wrote:He said what happened to him was one in a million, then later he said it was a common occurrence.

He said it was common in other countries, perhaps. But not where he is...that was how I read the post.

Maybe there is a comma missing...?

It's may not be common where he is, but he's still saying its one in a million which implies it's super rare. Later on he clearly states it's super common elsewhere, contradicting what he previously said.