Why does Thick Pea-Soup like Fog sometimes Smell like Rotting Cadavers?

[@PaulHBeckwith]

Why does thick Pea-Soup like Fog sometimes Smell like Rotting Cadavers? UFOs - no Alien spores - no Drones - no Chemical Warfare - no Chinese Hoax - no Anticyclone - yes Very little surface wind - yes Temperature Inversion - yes Industrial air pollution trapped near ground - yes Please donate to PaulBeckwith.net to support my research and videos connecting the dots on abrupt climate system mayhem, and occasionally debunking UFOs, alien spores, killer pea-soup fog, drone and or chemical warfare, and many other things:) Happy New Year!!! Mysterious dense fog engulfs communities in US, Canada, and UK, raising health concerns economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/global-trends/mysterious-dense-fog-engulfs-communities-in-us-canada-and-uk-raising-health-concerns/articleshow/116919746.cms? Here's what's causing that sweet scent of 'corpses' wafting through Calgary skies Giant litter boxes. Dead bodies. 'Sulfur death.' Those are just some of the words used to describe the stink... www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-stormwater-pond-stink-odour-smell-1.5543173 Pea-Soup Fog en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pea_soup_fog Great Smog of London (killed more than 12,000 people, injured more than 100,000 people in 1952) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Smog_of_London The science behind that foul-smelling fog that hit Seattle the other night www.geekwire.com/2015/science-behind-foul-smelling-fog-hit-seattle-night/ Temperature with altitude www.worldanvil.com/w/the-united-states-of-steam-dwnoel/a/temperature-differentials-by-altitude-article Temperature Inversion learn.kaiterra.com/en/air-academy/temperature-inversions-weather-air-pollution Inversion (Meteorology) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_(meteorology) Please donate to PaulBeckwith.net to support my research and videos connecting the dots on abrupt climate system mayhem, and occasionally debunking UFOs, alien spores, killer pea-soup fog, drone and or chemical warfare, and many other things:) Happy New Year!!!

[@glike2]

Does climate change make this problem worse? Clean energy helps....

[@HyperCarnivoreChef]

Have you experienced the fog? I did, it was dry, not a fog, the temperature rose, i did not smell anything strange i can recall, i was perfect and i got very sick in hours. Have you considered volcanic activity and sulphur dioxide? I'm in the Netherlands and we had fog the 26/27 .... I repeat I was perfect, and in few hours burning nose and throat than I started to feel sick , and I was sick for days, and I couldn't sleep, plus my cat started to act scared, isolating, hissing if I got close, and she pooped in the shower, normally she is always out in the garden and for a week she hid on the last floor . That was no fog, it was dry and you could not see the particles unless in a camera screen with a flashlight, I know what fog is, I Ve seen fog million times and I never thought wow this fog is very strange untill last week, I have no conspiracy only questions, how can be this fog was in so many places at the same time and gave people the same symptoms? Your examples are valid if the event was a local event, this is intercontinental!!!

[@foxmulder7616]

💯

[@InformedGuy-hi3rv]

Look for the Destroyer aka Nemesis system.

[@kimwelch4652]

Wow, brimstone fog. I guess we are in hell. Now, where did I put that pitchfork.

[@InformedGuy-hi3rv]

Welcome to the darkness, feel the great pressure of the dark!

[@Markdmarque]

Stop trying to give the perpetrators an excuse based on nature. This might happen in one area but NOT all around the world. This is something sinister.

[@margotkeulen1086]

Or a whole continent, Biden forgot to change her diapers!

[@FearsomeR4Z3]

Also is always 100% wet. 100% never dry. Some are saying yhe fog has no moisture. Not having the need for windshield wipers. I've also never heard of so many people being suspicious of fog!

[@Leon-w5h7b]

Yeah this guy is controlled opposition for sure.

[@knoelle1357]

Agree 💯

[@InformedGuy-hi3rv]

Look for the Destroyer aka Nemesis system. This is nature produced.

[@Livingthewild]

Considering 8+ billion smelly apes, I'd be surprised if the fog didn't stink.

[@magnetmountain33]

Funny thing is this has happened time and time again through history look at the reports from the 1800s and 1600s you’ll find the same thing

[@magnetmountain33]

They have reset this place before three .5 billion dead under Paris

[@morganplisken7271]

When 8000 year old ice melts away the prehistoric parasite rise into the atmosphere to incubate in the lungs of mammals.

Cats and dogs living together. Mass hysteria.

[@jamesharkins6799]

Just before Christmas on the Gulf coast of Alabama, the fog smelled like chemiclas and exhast fumes. Very strong it burned my eyes and nose.

[@danielfranklin2344]

Fog is like a garbage strike. It just reminds us of all the junk we toss into the air. If all our waste gets trapped by fog it reminds us of how unhealthy our society is.

[@lilFougie]

Yeah. And it was foggy because weather. And weather because climate.

[@ToddBadger-vp2nr]

The smell of accelerating decomposition of soils and swampy areas from climate change. In Seattle, the smell might have come from Puget Sound, which is highly polluted. A temperature inversion creating fog and trapping air is plausible.

[@foxmulder7616]

Not all over the US/UK/EU/NATO countries all at once, with everyone reporting sickness and strange smells, the fog not being water/wet/looking like ❄️❄️❄️.

[@jholm7607]

Paul Beckwiths effort cheers me up

[@juliebarks3195]

Me too.

[@albert2395]

Here in London, strange eerie figures came out of the fog brandishing cutlass's and various other weapons! But it was only a Fancy Dress Party.😂😅😊

[@christinearmington]

I want to get invited to a party where cutlasses are brandished. 🎉

[@MalcolmYoung-h4k]

Before I even watch your explaination Paul. I came up with my own.. 2024 was the hottest year humans have dealt with. VPD exists.. Having been the hottest year, the soil beneath our very feet is also the warmest it has ever been... A sudden cold damp snap encountering such soil...could easily cause strong levels of cold steam (fog). And if it is ripping moisture from inches, perhaps even feet from below the soil, of course it could be laden with all sorts of decay smells and even chemicals and bacteria.

[@DecadeAgoGaming]

No way, the air smelled like fireworks on the first day of this year?

[@stuffnuns]

ha ha ha. It’s January 16, and it is still happening, and it still stinks.

[@coralcomet]

Thank you Paul for your scientific analysis amid the wild histrionics of the online community. Everyone needs to take a breath, look at the evidence and tear down the billionaire oligarchy destroying our beautiful planet.

[@herenow2895]

I saw a video shot somewhere in the US of what was supposed to be pea soup fog. The person who shot the video was finding it weird. It was quite light with a visibility of about 40 yards. Certainly not a pea souper. In the 1980's I remember trying to drive in fog that you couldnt see the end of the hood/bonnet in. It was ridiculous. I didnt find the recent fog anything other than just thick fog. There seems to be a lot of paranoia about at the mo.

[@Gazr965]

You were lucky, I could not even find the car to get in🤣 Gaz UK

[@brianwheeldon4643]

Yes, I remember walking to school in the mid to late 1950s and early 60s in Manchester, England. At its worst you couldn't see your hand held within 25 centimetres infront of your eyes. Crossing roads was nightmarish, and handkerfchiefs and scarf held over your mouths were blackend, as I guess our lungs were. Everything scarred for life. But the economy was ok so wtf!

[@herenow2895]

@@brianwheeldon4643 - The good old days, eh ! That sounds like proper smog. Not fog. But like you said, as long the economy is healthy.

[@AnnieDog-arfarf1]

@@brianwheeldon4643I had heard that was from residents burning pea to keep warm. Do you know if that’s correct?

[@AnnieDog-arfarf1]

Sorry, burning peat.

[@JasonS-v1g]

If you keep doing what you're doing, you'll be fortunate enough to experience the smell of space perhaps. It's lovely when repeated warnings are ignored and explained away with an ever increasing stack of possible causes, excuses and zero possible means of prevention or preparation are developed.

[@morganplisken7271]

When there is no more room in hell the dead will walk the earth😂

[@bipolargamechanger]

All over the world at the same time? Even if it’s “natural” AKA harms caused by pollution, it’s not a good sign of things to come no matter what the cause is

[@MrParondo]

😂 No, it's fracking polution, it gets out with temperature delta. Fracking occurs primarily in the US, Canada, Argentina, China, and parts of Europe. Methane is the main gas produced, but sulfur compounds can also appear. Under certain conditions, a sharp temperature change may lead to a smelly haze at ground level.

[@nuthinasitseems5213]

England's moratorium on fracking was lifted in September 2022 by the UK government, citing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the need for energy security as justification.

[@MrParondo]

@@nuthinasitseems5213 stupid Trump policy. We should create europe with russia. The US is full of stupid polititians.

[@anpdm1]

I saw a report that said it was sulfur dioxide from volcanic eruption. At any rate, people should wear masks. When we get eruptions we try not to use our vehicles and changing one's car air filter is necessary.

[@mrpieceofwork]

Leared about this phenomenon while living in Reno, NV. Some times we'd be ordered not to go outside for extended periods due to the trapped particulates/smog. Rarely we'd get pogonip, which was really cool.

[@joycematthys159]

Nice of you to read some historical records. This fog was different. Too many days. Too many varied locations. Yes, possibly cold ground and warmer air and no wind. But some of the locations were snowless. Where I live in Ontario, the fog was normal. It hung in valleys. We had a warm front and snow over. This does not explain the chemical smell… much like swimming pool chemicals. We get the chemical smell in the very still forested valley I live in. The spruces and pines do not give off the turbines odour any more in warm damp weather. Too many oddities.

[@joycematthys159]

Snow cover…

[@davidtiessen7713]

well said Joyce. Don't let them fool you. Cyclotronic weather mod bomb cyclones induce the inversions, which are the same stratospheric conditions warmer on top, cooler below with ozone layer in between that blocks harmful UV rays from penetrating to Earths surface. So theyve conditioned for the same ground ozone accumulation but clearly this is not typical winter smog, globally simultaneous, its a globally coordinated health & life risk event. Take precautions, avoid exposure, inhalation.

[@Markdmarque]

Waffle, Waffle, Waffle to try and expla situation that might happen in maybe one area but all around the world...NO

[@danwatson171]

I thought an analysis of the recent fog events was forthcoming instead of a general history on the topic. Usually you’re on point with chemical and particulate data charts for realtime events, so why not this specific one?

[@PaulHBeckwith]

Air pollution “point sources” are very localized, and people know the industries in their specific location. Normally, their air pollution up smokestacks, etc. rises high into the atmosphere and gets spread out and thus diluted to lower concentrations very quickly. With a strong temperature inversion, suddenly all this air pollution is trapped in a surface layer, even as thin as 200 to 300 meters (660 ft to 990 ft). It is trapped in this small space and gets more concentrated to very unsafe levels very quickly.

[@trulyaghast9712]

@@PaulHBeckwith yah, I was thinking the fog was not so stinky, here in my rural, low density area of Minnesota. But two questions: 1. Why, or how, was this event so very wide-spread? Was that the case in any of the historical events you referenced? 2. Could increased methane levels play any part in this particular massive fog event? 2.

[@PaulHBeckwith]

@@trulyaghast9712 When there is a widespread warming from a large high pressure system (anticyclone) that brings the temperature in the winter from below freezing to above freezing, there is suddenly a lot of organic decay in the top layers of the soil, lots of water on the surface and from the melting snow (if its there) and in the soils evaporating, producing the water vapor and fog, which is essentially a ground level cloud. Coupled with the inversion, the fog becomes smog and can linger around for days. Normally, fog is an early morning phenomena, which "burns off" as the air warms and the water droplets creating the fog evaporate but often in the winter when the overall sky is overcast and the Sun is lower on the horizon the fog persists for several days at a time. It is widespread since the weather systems can be widespread... I doubt that methane is playing a role in more fog, but I cannot say for sure.

[@trulyaghast9712]

@ Thanks, Paul! It seemed that the articles you highlighted, referenced cities, not countries, as being under these clouds. I was surprised last week, to hear about the fog in Queens, NY, as we were still under a days-long cloud, and then to hear on-line, all these conspiracies about fog, not just in this country, but also in the U.K., that coincided still, with our Minnesota event, and was astonished at how wide-spread this was. So sounds like, essentially, there was a wide-spread warming event. Which is right in keeping with recent warming trends. And no, there is no snow here this year and none forecasted. Plus, with all the alarms going out for unusual cooling, I do not see a single double-digit negative temperature (F) forecasted through this or next month. Not even for the nighttime lows. And that is highly unusual. Hot. Hot. Hot. And getting hotter.

[@giespel68]

Toxic chemicals from the chemtrails

[@timothydempsey3763]

Fields fertilized with human and animal excrement, viruses, heavy metals

[@timothydempsey3763]

Fields fertilized with human and animal excrement, viruses, heavy metals and bird and bat sindrone

[@EditioCastigata]

Don’t bad-mouth chemtrails. We’ll need them to disperse the medicine if things get more crazy than now.

[@foxmulder7616]

😂 ​@@EditioCastigata

[@marionbrown5651]

@@EditioCastigata that’s almost funny

[@Debbie-henri]

We had 2 very dense fogs yesterday. But they smelled of nothing, thankfully. Although fogs do occur here in Scotland, there have been a few since Christmas, and that is perhaps a little more than usual. I just assumed they were a result of more water vapour in the atmosphere as it warms. But this is the first I'd heard of them having a bad smell.

[@juliegeneric042]

Paul...do all of the global fog reports correlate to inversions? Those must be massive inversions!

[@foxmulder7616]

And only in NATO countries! Lol although now northern India is covered in fog.. With their 450 AQI air quality!

[@waden9815]

All the best in 2025 & beyond, Paul. Canada's own 'super trooper'. Thanks for all that you do, regarding your climate work. Much appreciated, by more than you may realize.

[@kathleenhillock9366]

Government "swamp gas" takes on a whole new meaning doesn't it. I suspect volcanic ash in some areas. Biological weapons in other areas. Fresh water in Florida also has a strong sickening sulfur stench.

[@MaggieJohnson-vn6su]

Great information!!

[@michaelschiessl8357]

Many thanks Great video Paul!!👍👍

[@Jacubamustoff]

Did you say " MOCKABER"😂😂 The word macabre is pronounced "ma- KOB" just a friendly tidbit

[@whattodoinanemergency1203]

Constables paintings in the little ice age show this kind if weather

[@BradleyWinter-ih7ns]

Thanks for clarifying, Paul! There's a lot of stuff on KZbin that had me confused about this fog deal 💙

[@andy-the-gardener]

i dunno why the smog smells of cadavers. maybe its just a prelude to something thats coming that i will be annoyingly vague about

[@davidtiessen7713]

not so subtle insider, you nor the foreshadow above.

[@andy-the-gardener]

@@davidtiessen7713 as they say, if you know, you know. ;)

[@notahandle952]

Ha! Wonderful

[@johnthomasriley2741]

Keep in mind, as you go up the air gets thinner and thinner. This effects how the layers form. 😢

[@Rene-uz3eb]

So more frequent inversions because too much heat stuck in the upper layers of the hadley?

[@TheDoomWizard]

Meat Sauce

[@abyssmanur3965]

Its a small world✌️😁

[@wendybarclay7908]

This fog is not good news at all for us! NOT NORMAL FOG!

[@juliegeneric042]

"The Fog" AND "Cujo" were filmed in my hometown. Ironically, we have record low fog.

[@catkins500]

Happy New Year Paul!

[@louishennick6883]

Thanks Paul. Happy new year too.

[@levelekweb455]

Happy New Year! And thank you for the highly interesting lecture Looking forward to the next one ^.^

[@aryafeydakin]

Someone pointed out that inversion layer could trap "fracking pollution". After giving it some thought it is possible that during inversion layers, many other point source of pollution could be trapped at or near ground level. There has been an unprecedented amount of large industrial accidents over the previous year in america. Multiple country-spawning polluted plumes and ground deposition layers of many unknown pollutants. And many other type of spillages. During an inversion layer, the still degasing and/or mobile compounds are also trapped near the ground with other aerosols, and get into the fog. What also not help is agricultural sprayings, because most fields and pastures are sprayed with a large array of chemicals, that during an inversion layer, same thing, remobilisation of compounds that could also go into the fog. Last but not least, during Operation Sea Spray, it is well known that the navy used the natural occuring fog to hide its own weaponized fog. The conclusion is that smog composition need to be analyzed on a case by case basis, and it's not "just fog".

[@richdiana3663]

Another year of worser.

[@stuffnuns]

Paul, it’s being called “fog”, but, it’s not fog. It is actually small particulates. It looks like snow when you’re standing in it.

[@charlottemallory8593]

I saw a video of guy saying he is seeing huge amounts of sulfur dioxide across the world. Never seen this amount before that it comes from volcanos. So maybe this is a clue.

[@bringhomethebasil8729]

Thank you for sharing Paul

[@publicdomain1103]

If it is not just a low tide......

[@driftlesshermit]

I reckon it's from millions of Americans that can't afford rent and are dedicating on the streets.

[@driftlesshermit]

Defecating

[@AaronNGray]

That's some kind of dedication !

[@christinearmington]

If dedicating were all 🤨😑🤖

[@richardthiele8363]

defecating?

[@margaretneanover3385]

BTW, that dripping metal frim the orbing lights are mist likely iff the suns added energy ..lifes messy clean it up .

[@chrisallen5257]

What was the official cause of death? That is a lot of casualties. As you sustain damage to your body, are there signs and symptoms?

[@Gazr965]

Soylent Green leeching into fog😎 Gaz UK

[@marktiller1383]

If it proves to be something nefarious, then my guess would have to be the WEF/UN.

[@rdnkenki]

Good morning. Just found this channel and subscribed 🎉

[@PaulHBeckwith]

Welcome, and happy new year. Remember to spread the joy of my channel to your friends and enemas:)

[@rdnkenki]

@PaulHBeckwith certainly will

[@catythatzall4now]

California to Pennsylvania smells like bad breath- Thank you for explaining why.

[@fredschoemaker7042]

Maybe it is the Cook ? Like in the shows that said the butler did it !

[@margotkeulen1086]

I thought I forgotten to flush my toilet or something fell behind the kitchen stove or something like that!?

[@Catchfish201]

Even the aliens dont like Americans....LOL

[@whattodoinanemergency1203]

Volcanos i belive give of sulphur dioxide

[@JaneStewart-i6z]

More volcanoes going off, both land and sea, earthquakes and land movement, makes sense fumes will escape and circulate around world. Lower atmosphere compression

[@barbarawinsor5306]

Macabre is pronounced "muh-COB". Its French.

[@BradleyWinter-ih7ns]

Happy New Year 🎉

[@DigitalChaoS]

Happy new year Paul and all the best. By the way, can you please tell me the hair trimmer you used to cut your hair?

[@windwalker583]

My partner lives in Delhi india and they are having same fog, everyone says fog is DIFRENT than they ever had befor, yes they have pollution and fog also in Indian winter, yet all are saying this fig is DIFRENT than ever befor.. it's also in northern part above dehli... Their are no swamps so I completely disagree with this video. I live in mountains in UK and for a week I was above this fog and I thought to myself this looks DIFRENT to what I've seen befor again I'm above it look down in it, it had 2 layers to it, top layer was brown on colour of which you could not see if not high above it I live above the highest town in the UK, so I'm 1000 meters up... The brown you can see looking at distance through it from above,, this is not normal.. and I completely disagree with this video

[@marionbrown5651]

Agree now China now has had fog now they are getting really sick and dying 😢 these fogs are not normal at all

[@cbromley562]

Sanity amongst madness.

[@bringhomethebasil8729]

A week prior .. I saw low lying clouds that had a brown tinge to them - dirty clouds. Pollution was my first thought & had been waiting for this video because the other claims are much more nauseating

[@FreeMarkyMark]

Volcanic activity is double the normal level, so the levels of sulphur dioxide being emitted has also increased worldwide

[@PaulHBeckwith]

Is it really. I will to check this out...

[@FreeMarkyMark]

@PaulHBeckwith the base figure for 'normal' volcanic activity has just changed because of the recent increase in activity. That's how I came across it. Perhaps Greenpeace or FOE provide up to date sulphur dioxide levels in air? Also, Awash Fentale in Ethiopia covers a massive area and is showing a rapid rise in activity

[@Jorden.Florence]

There's definitely some weather modification happening

[@PaulHBeckwith]

Yes, we have modified our world with pollution!!

[@foxmulder7616]

​@PaulHBeckwith yeah I watch it everyday it's clear skies and then planes fly across the horizon and leave hundreds of miles long white plumes that spread out and cover the entire sky in whispy white 🌫️.

[@danleclaire8110]

In my opinion, this is a geoengineering technology pioneered by the Chinese in an effort to cool down the planet. That is it, what's next?. Oh yeah! Happy New Year Everyone!

[@itsdan722]

Then why wouldn't they tell anyone?

[@danleclaire8110]

@@itsdan722 I think it is because there is a depopulation agenda going on in America and the information is somewhat suppressed from the public. In any case, it is certainly not a coincidence as nothing has been in America since at least 1963. :) I don't see anything else. Do you?

[@juliebarks3195]

It's the Elizebeth Dane returning, Watch out for those sailors.

[@timothydempsey3763]

So2 off the charts

[@voltrevolt8731]

“The Fog” really was a great film. Re-watched another John Carpenter movie recently, “They Live” - whoa Nelly. Somehow contrails have something to do with this no doubt. It’s a conspiracy of absurdity.

[@thedomestead3546]

Smell sounded like👍

[@marionbrown5651]

So why are everyone getting sick and dying

[@bringhomethebasil8729]

We can all thank Anthropogenic warming

[@kmyers8029]

72 Volcanos pumping ash into the atmosphere people

[@jkallas15]

This also doesn’t do much to explain the snow like particulates that have been filmed and has collected in a white watery substance on cars/windows. I suppose it could be condensed pollution of some kind but I really don’t know what or why an official statement/advisory wouldn’t be given in those areas. The weather says fog, wouldn’t there, in a sane world, be an air quality advisory if it was this simple well known explanation?

[@spiralgrain4552]

Also, At least some air play on uk national news...?

[@Markdmarque]

Temperature inversion!!!...What across the World including UK,Europe, Australia..Absolute Nonsense

[@PaulHBeckwith]

You got me dude:(

[@margaretneanover3385]

Seems like gases arent exchanging enough ; especially if theres a release that is heavier than usual. Sulfur smells bad but rotting flesh also is bad. Some video has dripping of the mystery orbs around cities ..insaw at leadt one video that shows metal melted as they dripped. My concern is if its return od space jumk from all the science and or if et is showing a true bout ready near you showing soon.

[@jjk2one]

You are so far off try and figure it out

[@marypoppins9380]

Sulfur smells bad

[@andy-the-gardener]

this is terrible. its a good job we have jumbo jets so we can fly out of the polluted layer, and continue to pollute the clean air above too.

[@albert2395]

Paul, I would like to say that my last joke was rather naughty, and your hair looks okay. My own hair, when cut or getting a bit longish, nearly always looks like I was attacked by a mad lawnmowerist!😮

[@hologramhouse729]

🍲🥄

[@nephicus339]

The most suspicious part of all these articles about 'mysterious fog' is the videos used. In some, the fog looks like a fog; in others it looks like snow/ash flakes blowing around; i include ash because in some videos it looks like snow, but they claim it's above temperatures viable for snow. In one video used in some articles, someone is asking what foam/bubble clouds are gliding across the ground; the type that typically forms after fire foam is used. For examples, look for results after fire foam is used at airport/hangar fires. I'm curious about what's going on because there's so much conflicting information being passed around, and all we hear are the wildest theories and conspiracies for no reason besides normal is boring, normal doesn't get the clicks. Also, how many are making claims that can't be proven, again, to get the clicks?

[@coreyegan6751]

Go watch some more fog videos, Paul. This isn't pea soup fog lol. Wrong on this one

[@barbarawinsor5306]

Pea soup fog only happened in the Rudolph Christmas movie.

[@cardcomm91]

It's climate engineering. Military jets spraying aluminum, barium, strontium, graphene, nanoparticles of chemical ice and plastic polymers

[@whattodoinanemergency1203]

Thank god for science

[@LaurenceWi]

Essentially the anglosphere has lost it completely. Its called fog. FOG. No reports from Denmark, the Netherlands, northern France???😂 No, they know a good fog when they see it.

[@pedrolopes3542]

I was just thinking the same. Here in the Netherlands there has been fog for a week, but nobody talks about it, because it is normal for the time of the year.

[@EditioCastigata]

Though does it smell like sulphur? Living on a mountaintop (in Germany, not US or UK) I’m familiar with fog, but usually it doesn’t taste a particular way.

[@PaulHBeckwith]

@@EditioCastigata Good fog on a mountaintop is awesome. Very healthy. You can go for a walk and inhale deeply and you basically satisfy your bodies hydration needs for the entire day!!

[@EditioCastigata]

@@PaulHBeckwith That’s what’s a _breakfast beer_ is for, Paul. Was just guessing, it’s not sulfur coming down or it’s regional.

[@robertjsmith]

Your hair didn’t make it,Paul.Good luck for 2025.

[@driftlesshermit]

It's making it better than mine.

[@destinyrae69]

That comment made me snort laugh 😂

[@bringhomethebasil8729]

Rude.

[@_Meng_Lan]

Some people who have serious operations lose hair as do cancer patients. Be careful who you say this too.

[@robertjsmith]

Oh no the political correct brigade, the hair police,you can’t say that,his hair has feelings😅

[@user-ch7yv3qw1p]

Nope......alien spores

[@markshira7810]

Paul, have you heard of geoingeneering? of course not! You would want to upset the military industrial complex. Keep preaching your propaganda...

[@markchambers2812]

WTF is going on ?

[@barbarawinsor5306]

"Ever - worsening climate change". LOLOLOL The climate's always changing. It's called SEASONS.

[@gehwissen3975]

Oh a rusty first gen bot looking for attention....

[@castello544]

It is not normal fog. Did you see the videos?

[@referencefool6525]

🏭🌫🏭 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_(meteorology)