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f. 1) Excusa que tenemos los humanos* para no convivir con medios acuáticos.( Hecho de encerrase en casa).
*Y felinos.
2) Ducha para los muy vagos, tan vagos como para no cojer el paraguas.( Menos para ducharse).
3) Molesta caída de un elemento ( agua), no obstante a la vida vegetal no parce importarle.
*Pequeña conclusión: mi hermano es un vago, que no se ducha, por eso cuando sale se deja el paraguas. ¿ Que es mi hermano?
- a) Un vegetal.
- b) Un felino ( supongo que eso explicaria las bolas de pelo).
*Es decir, la lluvia se ha hecho mayorcita y ansia las "night parties" y las discotecas.
4) Personalmente: es aquello que me empapara los pies camino del trabajo,y que puede resultar molesto ( o doloroso) si entablas demasiada relación con ella. Ver fig .1
5) Agua en movimiento.(Descendente).
6) Según los creyentes (en alguna religión): dios ( o quien sea) riega, lo pasas mal cuando se le cae la regadera, entonces sientes la presión al ser parcialmente ( o total) de ser aplastado por semejante mole.
-Cita: Creyente Mal de la regadera.
7) Según ecologistas (muy ecologistas): Seguro que es ácida, estamos contaminando todo! TODO!
Por eso prefiero el zumo de limón.Es más sano.
8) Según Bruce Lee: "Be water my friend".
Fig.1.: A veces Tomar contacto con la lluvia (o sus restos), puede resultar algo molesto, sobretodo por sus " bromitas".*Persona aplicando la frase del maestro Lee( Leer Más Arriba).
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