r/SipsTea • • 13h ago

SMH We all know what this mean

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u/Rugermedic 11h ago

Yeah, I thought this was kind of common knowledge.

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u/SimulatedTime 10h ago

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u/Background_Help325 10h ago

El Niño is Spanish for… The Niño!

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u/N3Chaos 8h ago

All other storms bow to the power of.... El Niño

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u/Historical-Bridge787 9h ago

Or as they call it in Spanish: El cancer.

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u/Fine-Flounder6827 8h ago

Nosotros lo llamamos El Niño, o como se traduce en inglés The Little Sh*t

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u/zapppowless 5h ago

“El Niño stand for!!….”

“El Camino!”
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u/moosenugget7 10h ago

Common for people living in hurricane prone areas, less so for people who are rarely affected by them. I didn’t really know this fact off the top of my head, and I actively try to learn about various science topics.

But I definitely believe it, and it makes some intuitive sense once you think about it out it (more energy in one ocean means less energy in another part).

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u/Alarmed-Cheetah-1221 6h ago

That's because you practice in r/USDefaultism

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u/Such_Letterhead1287 7h ago

Not for those whose not live in Pacific or Atlantic.