Out in Lubbock, Texas, which is so far out there that neither God nor Goggle can find them on a map, they had a monster dust storm.
So, the news comes on and by gawd the National Weather Service started talked A-rab.
“Haboob northwest of Lubbock as seen from the Science Spectrum,” the NWS warned. “If you must drive west of Lubbock, plan for near-zero visibility in blowing dust and strong winds of 50+ mph.”
Although haboobs are more commonly known as “dust storms,” a NWS meteorologist said the Arabic word refers to a particular weather phenomenon.
So Cletus and the boys over at Dirty Sally’s Bowling Alley and Fine Dining go bonkers. They take to Facebook and write on the National Weather Service’s page.
“Never had a haboob until we got that muslim boob for potus,” said viewer Jeff Bertrand.
Never mind that we have been calling them haboobs since the 1950’s.
But, Cletus’ wife, Judy, wins the Good Lord I Am Obsessed With All Caps award with her carrying on.
I don’t think Cletus got dinner that night because Judy was out there dead set and determined that science, which she doesn’t believe in the first place, use American terminology because the United States of Damn America owned all the dirt before them Arabs stole it.
The English language uses many words with Arabic origins, including cotton, algebra, candy, lemon, alcohol, and sofa.
Alcohol, Cletus, alcohol. However, I’m pretty certain that Cletus thinks they can have that algebra crap back.
Hey, Cletus, hurricane is a Spanish word, tropical depression comes from the damn tropics, and the term “heat wave” comes from your butt.
Thanks to everybody for the heads up.