@@franciswaters7043 And break out of prison isn't a prisonner right (as long as no other crime than the one who put they in is commited for Belgium, in exemple).
@Caleb OKAY well it wasnt that free a century ago either. Belive you had a bit of a segregation problem (hey not saying the uk is perfect we also had to have civil rights movements)
*immediately moves to the other side of the bench* "What are you in for?" "Well there's this thing about mattress tags that..." "LEMME OUT! I'M TRAPPED IN HERE WITH THESE MANIACS! I DON'T BELONG HERE!"
I mean, technically you’re not stealing it, just delaying it on it’s journey for about a day and then sending it off with more water and some liquid waste.
@@leesimmonds3959 A felony is a punishment for a serious crime that removes certain abilities like voting, and you have to tell everyone who hires you you have a felony
I have no idea if Sam will see this comment, but here it goes anyway I have a economics degree and took a couple classes that covered water rights. I really want to compliment you on your explanation of prior appropriation. It was a wonderfully simple explanation and example that made the concept easy to understand. That's really hard to accomplish especially with something niche like water rights. It's clear you put a lot of research in that section, even though water rights can be a quite dry topic. (How ironic)
@@somedumbozzie1539 reminds me of what happened in the soviet union lets pump this sea that has thousands of people that need it into an area that is past a desert what could go wrong
Question 1: Have you ever seen the rain? Question 2: Who will stop the rain? Question 3: Who owns the rain? Question 4: Rain, huh, yeah... what is it good for? Oh wait, wrong band.
"911, What's your emergency?" "Help! I'm alone in my house and there is someone outside threatening me!" "Don't worry, they'll probably go away by themselves" ----------------- "911, What's your emergency?" "Help! My neighbour is collecting rain water from his drain pipe!" "Stay clam sir, we have officers already dispatched. Make sure to lock yourself inside until the police arrive."
How sad is the UK that even a "chalk eating child" crushed them in a war. LOL. 1776 says the UK will always be a nobody to the US. All you self-hating liberals should move there. We'd be better off without you/they/xir (or whatever your newest confused label is).
@@yapflipthegrunt4687 You see, right-wingers inherently hate their country. The evidence for this is clear: they pretend everything is perfect and nothing should ever get better. Therefore, they inhibit the process of a country getting better meaning they and their ignorant views hurt their country. In other words, when a right-winger, like the one you replied to hears "USA does something in a bad way, wouldn't it be better to change it?", they default to "how dare you, blabla, my feelings, blabla, SJW, blabla, etc" and stop making sense alltogether. Well... "stop" is the wrong word, but you get my meaning. Right-wingers can't take criticism so they lash out.
If I can be sued or fined for collecting someone's rain then I'd argue that I could sue the owners of the rain for destruction of property everytime someone's rain falls on my house, eooden deck, or property
One side effect of this can be that porous concrete is technically illegal. The runoff that should happen, doesn't and you're technically stealing other people's water.
I find it remarkable that in a country that is so renowned for espousing it's property rights, that the general public are somehow okay with not having rights to natural resources on their own property.
Oh Dude.. As part of a college class in sustainability a few years ago myself and my group partner had to teach 3rd graders about this using a game we randomly picked out of a box. Dear lord that is one hell I never want to experience again & I find water rights interesting. We had 10mins per group of kids to play this game & even after simplifying it their eyes glassed over.
=THAT IS A HORROR,ACTUALLY..BECAUSE OF PEOPLE ARE BEING TRAINED TO LIVE NOWHERE ELSE BUT IN SOME VIRTUAL "HUMAN WORLD" AND NOT IN REAL ONE AND WILL TRY TO EXPAND IT TO INCREASE "LIFESPACE" AT THE EXPENSE OF REAL WORLD ...SO..IF PERSONS FROM COLORADO WILL MOVE SOMEWHERE,THEY'LL ASK TO MAKE THE SAME RAIN LAW FOR THEIR COMFORT
@@robotnikkkk001 logically and "plz dont woooosh me"ly, a newcomer cannot make new laws and MUST obey previous laws that had been applied before in that land, unless.... You know, Colorado people invade another state and force them to obey Colorado water laws ?
In Australia - we actually DO pay the water board for rain that falls into our farm dams. We have to measure how much water it can potentially hold, and then pay a fee per year for the water we 'catch' on our land that runs into our farm dams. They do a survey - find out if the water would cross your property to another - and also charge a fee if you disturb community flood ways and water paths. You must get a permit to build a dam on your property depending on the water board (state controlled). So in reality - it cheaper to get 100,000 litres of water a month from mains water than to build and pay a annual fee for building a dam and storing rain water for your farm or stock.
This is the western US. Once the water gets into the rivers, somebody else owns it. 4 major rivers starts in Colorado. The water in those rivers mostly goes somewhere else. California owns most of the Colorado/Green river drainage. The water stored in Lake Powell, UT is earmarked for SoCal. Arizona, the Indian reservations and Nevada gets a little of that water from Lake Powell. There are a lot of detail not mentioned in this video, such as, water courts for one to settle disputes. That's rare east of the Mississippi.
We're proud of our semi-psychedelic Pac-Man. Along with our demon horse, Bluecifer, they keep the Orcs and Trolls out. What. We have a place called the Highway of Legends. WE HAVE TO KEEP THE ORCS OUT. *puff*
English is not my first language, but I hear no difference between what HAI said at 4:29 and how Google translate says "potable"... I did think that in English it was called "drinkable" and "non drinkable" water though
Shows how vital and valuable water really is... flows freely out of our faucets for almost nothing, yet we soon die without it. The things we take for granted.
When you let people collect it, it tends to make its way back to water treatment and you will get more back in the streams then if you let it evaporate.
A think a more fitting answer to this channel’s style for the question “who owns the rain?” at the beginning would’ve been: well if we’re talking about the show The Rain then Netflix is the answer you’re looking for, but if you’re asking about liquid rain the answer may be more complicated than that
In my country (Denmark) you are allowed to collect and use rainwater to your hearts content. Except to use it as drinking water. It also rains all the time and we have the cleanest tap water in the world so it's a non issue. But I can certantly understand why there are restrictions where it's dry and droughts occur.
It is possible that at least 2 people were having s** whilst you were writing this, got pregnant from it and gave birth to the child as I am writing this Have a good day/night kind stranger!
When I was in Maryland they had a "rain tax". Basically you'd get a tax with your utilities based on how much it rained in your zip code, how much land you owned, and how much of that was developed.
Dear Sam, I’ve given you a lot of flack for your pronunciation over the years, but I have to give you credit for correctly saying “Colorado” in this video. Well done 👌🏼 -Colorado Native
"911, someone is collecting THREE barrels of rainwater"
"Help is on the way! Stay safe inside your house and we'll arrest the rain theft!"
More like "We'll stop them blasted rainglers!"
thief*
It's inhumane to keep Rain in captivity. Let the rain be free 😤😤
I live in Colorado. This legit happened to my friends family
Demiclea POOPING SOUNDS
UA-cam recommended: “Who owns the rain?”
Me, minding my own business: “Who *does* own the rain?”
Guy C G. That’s me, lol
Guy C G. The globalist
Lmao how I reacted 😂
I can’t afford rain. I’m poor
Clouds go drip drip
"Land of the free, home of the brave"
"It's illegal to collect rain, even on your own property"
"Land of the free". Lets just ignore the fact it has the highest incarceration rate in the world(as of 2013)😂😬
@@franciswaters7043 And break out of prison isn't a prisonner right (as long as no other crime than the one who put they in is commited for Belgium, in exemple).
@Caleb OKAY well it wasnt that free a century ago either. Belive you had a bit of a segregation problem (hey not saying the uk is perfect we also had to have civil rights movements)
The Cake is a Lie
@@franciswaters7043 haha, america bad. What a sound argument
"I drink my water with the pulp, just to show the Feds hey don't own me"
What a rebel.
8 likes ooooof
@@KainDestinedAscension It is more about presence
A madlad as some would say
Bruh
My god I see you everywhere
Title: "Who Owns the Rain?"
Me, an intellectual: *cloud*
alexxxth It’s like you get it’s a meme, but you don’t at the same time.
果てしが無い 69
Clouds are rain that's just not liquid but gaseous. So technically *sky.*
Zach Dilton not completely true, clouds also include other substances like dust and debris.
OH YEAH IT'S BIG BRAIN TIME
I’m disappointed no one is commenting on how great the names of the three guys were in his example. I appreciated it, lol.
RIP
hi I love ur vids
Thanks for sharing
100% (sub scri be) very creative lol
i don't know why but after watching i had this strange out of no where urge to subscribe to this channel 😂
"What are you in for?"
"I collected then drank rain water."
*immediately moves to the other side of the bench*
"What are you in for?"
"Well there's this thing about mattress tags that..."
"LEMME OUT! I'M TRAPPED IN HERE WITH THESE MANIACS! I DON'T BELONG HERE!"
Yeah, we live in a police state!
My great great grand parents do actually do that. Not now though, it isnt very clean anymore
Tkr tournament now
"Who owns the rain" the queen would like to know your location.
the queen already knows your location
@@artski09 lol XD
LIFT for the QUEEN
I smoked crack with the queen
God owns the rain
"Who Owns the Rain?"
Me: Nestle?
“WE NEED TO CAPITALIZE OFF NATURE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE”
Not a joke.
@@michiwonderoutdoors2282 I’m making fun of Nestles mindset. I hate what they’re doing too
@@michiwonderoutdoors2282 wow you must be fun at parties
@Nellwyn Macdonald hello
prisoner1: what are you in for?
Prisoner2: stealing rain
Can't have shit in Detroit
This should have way more likes! Guess no one saw the news story that made the meme. ...
@@mathers1980 it was actually a Facebook post and the original was "can't have shit in cincinnati"
Fake Name didn’t it involve someone’s stolen steps?
Under rate ed.
Lol
*Rains outside*
Me, thirsty: opens mouth
Police officer: YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR THEFT!!!!!
RIP
Ah, capitalism
Yep RIP basic civil liberties!
*Loads shotgun*, "Is my rain fed boi!!!"
I mean, technically you’re not stealing it, just delaying it on it’s journey for about a day and then sending it off with more water and some liquid waste.
As a resident of Colorado, I’m shook.
Does this mean I was stealing whenever I ate snow as a kid?
Yep
WE FOUND HIM BOYS GO GO GO!
Sir do you realise you just confessed to committing a felony?
Ps no I don’t know what a felony is
@@leesimmonds3959 A felony is a punishment for a serious crime that removes certain abilities like voting, and you have to tell everyone who hires you you have a felony
Snow is a solid so its not water :-]
“UK’s chalk eating child”
British colonialists: *likes this*
Am a child and can confirm we love chalk
yes theres even a tube station in london called ‘chalk farm’
Imagine having worse teeth than the guy who eats chalk.
Canadians love this too
Brian we have great teeth
wait, so can i sue my government if rain falls onto my house because they're throwing water at it?
Yes
Yeah but you won't win
yesnt
@@paprikaa117 they have power
Cloud seeding
As an American, I literally laughed out loud when you called us "Britain's chalk eating child". That was funny.
You arent an American, Ahmed
There's a plane leaving every hour
As an American, I can confirm it's a true statement.
That is why you are supposed to filter your ground water.
@@CosmicAggressor Don’t tell me what to do, I like my water with pulp!
Néstle would love to own the rain.
I'm sure that they're drafting up the papers already for that.
Im in full lockdown, so my neighbor did my shopping he bought nestle water it's sooo expensive for no reason
When life gives you rainwater, call it “pure sky aqua” and sell it for quadruple the price!
Falcon Phantom Nah man Jeff Bezos is gonna buy the rain.
They would love to love us
“UK’s chalk eating child the US of A” Hey... we only eat crayons
We also inhale sharpies
Don't forget tide pods.
marine
Pretty sure we got some lead paint chips, too.
Gluuuueee!
*Who owns the rain?*
*Disney:* _Allow me to introduce myself._
Oh no lol
God or what ever deity
List of the 7 most popular children's names of 2020:
1. Sub
2. Scri
3. Be
4. To
5. Half
6. As
7. Interesting
That would make president Harry Scri Truman happy.
if i pile them together i get: besubscribhalfinterestingas
Subscribe to half as interesting
Hi I'm interesting
77 likes lol
"hey,what make you end up in this prison?"
"Oh,I get end up in this prison because I collect and sell rain water at Colorado black market"
me: *opens tap* its time to get rich
Cue all the prisoners moving away from you in horror.....
"sub", "scri", and"be"
*insert Obama giving himself a medal*
@Keegan Young no, but your subconscious did, prompting you to subscribe
Oh my goodness how did I miss that
@@kyle18934 Lol same
I have no idea if Sam will see this comment, but here it goes anyway
I have a economics degree and took a couple classes that covered water rights. I really want to compliment you on your explanation of prior appropriation. It was a wonderfully simple explanation and example that made the concept easy to understand. That's really hard to accomplish especially with something niche like water rights. It's clear you put a lot of research in that section, even though water rights can be a quite dry topic. (How ironic)
Peeing rn on bob
Pooping rn on bob
Vomiting rn on bob
Green guard is best waifu
Glory to arstotzka
Not getting a girl f rn on bob
HAI: who owns the rain?
Everyone: He's out of ideas
Me, a Coloradan: No no, give him a minute.
@@somedumbozzie1539 reminds me of what happened in the soviet union
lets pump this sea that has thousands of people that need it into an area that is past a desert what could go wrong
"Who owns the rain?" is my third-favourite Creedence Clearwater Revival song.
Question 1:
Have you ever seen the rain?
Question 2:
Who will stop the rain?
Question 3:
Who owns the rain?
Question 4:
Rain, huh, yeah... what is it good for?
Oh wait, wrong band.
"911, What's your emergency?"
"Help! I'm alone in my house and there is someone outside threatening me!"
"Don't worry, they'll probably go away by themselves"
-----------------
"911, What's your emergency?"
"Help! My neighbour is collecting rain water from his drain pipe!"
"Stay clam sir, we have officers already dispatched. Make sure to lock yourself inside until the police arrive."
Half as Interesting should do a colab with Wendover Productions
Are you being serious or are you joking?
No
@Christopher Diaz
You’re stupid
Yeah the dudes even sound the same.
Christopher Diaz are you stupid or are you joking?
"Who Owns the rain?"
*Britain*
ahahahaha
There's a typo m8
Edit:Ah ya fixed it
As someone who lives in Britain, I can confirm this man is correct.
Also if Britannia rules the waves, would all rain that comes from clouds that came from evaporated ocean water also be owned by Britain?
I think you mean waves. Britannia rules the waves
“Sub” “Scri” and “Be”
Put them together and you get *"Bescrisub"*
_sneaky hai_
clever youtube man says bescrisub
ReferredRhyme peeing sounds
Subbescri
IT’S SUBSCRIBE YOU BUFOONS
@@CosmicRelativity i cant tell if that's a joke about the joke or you dont get that the joke is a joke
"The UK's chalk eating child of the USA"
Yeah that's fair.
More like glue eating and permanent marker sniffing child.
@@greyziedaddy9853 As an American who has done both of those things... yeah.
How sad is the UK that even a "chalk eating child" crushed them in a war. LOL. 1776 says the UK will always be a nobody to the US. All you self-hating liberals should move there. We'd be better off without you/they/xir (or whatever your newest confused label is).
@@BornIn1500 What do political parties have to do with this?
@@yapflipthegrunt4687 You see, right-wingers inherently hate their country. The evidence for this is clear: they pretend everything is perfect and nothing should ever get better. Therefore, they inhibit the process of a country getting better meaning they and their ignorant views hurt their country.
In other words, when a right-winger, like the one you replied to hears "USA does something in a bad way, wouldn't it be better to change it?", they default to "how dare you, blabla, my feelings, blabla, SJW, blabla, etc" and stop making sense alltogether. Well... "stop" is the wrong word, but you get my meaning. Right-wingers can't take criticism so they lash out.
Did the math, a 350 gallon river would be moving at the rate of a lightly dripping faucet
“Britain's Tiny, Terrible Islands”
“North Korea's Tiny, Terrible Airline”
“Colorado's Tiny, Terrible Rivers”
Theodore Eicher like the one that made the Grand Canyon?
@@KanyeTheGayFish69 just because they had good rivers doesnt mean they still are
[ Soviet Maverick ] there are plenty of good rivers in Colorado
[ Soviet Maverick ] clearly you’ve never been there
[ Soviet Maverick ] you realize that almost all of the water in the Missouri River watershed come from Rocky Mountain snowmelt?
Taking rain water
Government: *nope that's illegal*
Ameriiiicaaa
Orange man bad!
Do americans really???imagine being amerifats 🤣
Also the government: nope, nope & nope 👎
Crank Lab Explosion - lab central this isn’t even a partisan thing, the government doesn’t want you to have freedom in general
Prisoner 1: What are you in for?
Prisoner 2: Murder
Prisoner 2: What are you in for?
Prisoner 1: I puts some water into a barrel
Prisoner 1: oh god get away from me master criminal!
"I drink my water with the pulp" has the most lawful chaotic vibes I've seen in a good while.
If I can be sued or fined for collecting someone's rain then I'd argue that I could sue the owners of the rain for destruction of property everytime someone's rain falls on my house, eooden deck, or property
Me, in Colorado: forgets bucket outside.
*It rains*
police: YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR THEFT!!!!
Fun Fact: The CEO of shopify is a German man called Tobias Lütke. He was the guy who donated 1.000.001 trees for teamtrees
is there i reason behind the 1.000.001 and not just 1.000.000? that 1 extra seems so peculiar.
Beacuse elon musk donated 1 mil and he challenged other people to donate more than he did
Did those 1.000.001 trees really get planted in a sustainable way? (Not the LinusTechTips way)
@@sleeptyper They better have
@@sleeptyper What's the LinusTechTips way?
Accidentally opens mouth while in rain.
Government: so you have chosen...death.
Oh no, I meant cake!...I'll have the cake, please.
One side effect of this can be that porous concrete is technically illegal. The runoff that should happen, doesn't and you're technically stealing other people's water.
"I own the rain."
-Nestle
Nobody:
Colorado: Hippity Hoppity that rain is not your property
Labyrinth9000 why
colourado? :-]
Um actually the rain is my property
Waiter: "How would you like your water?"
Sam: *pulpy*
Cellmate: What are you in for
RaIN CoLleCtInG
YEs. I'm very illegal.
When I saw the title I thought, we are living in a society where someone has to own everything. It wasn’t always like that. Can we go back to that?
I find it remarkable that in a country that is so renowned for espousing it's property rights, that the general public are somehow okay with not having rights to natural resources on their own property.
Let's name them Sub, Scri and Be."
*Subliminal messaging reached Level 100*
This episode: “Who owns the rain”
Next episode: “Who actually gave birth to you”
My grandmother because she made the egg cell that became me.
same
I do. It is mine go away
“Who actually gave birth to you” seems like something vsauce would make
@@mrmimeisfunny Hol up...
Was I the only one who waited for him to start saying?
"Ok, that should be enough to get the FBI agent assigned to my channel to click away"
In Spokane Washington...
They charge you for the amount of rain. They claim it's to drain it from your property. It's about 6$ a month
The most creative way of telling someone to subscribe without being to blunt
Who else drinks their water with the pulp?
Futurology me
Futurology Only on the weekends
pulp what is that? I have water with slime.
OMG i thought i was the only one😭👌🏼
Sebastián Busch Lmao me too! 😂
FACT: TOTO ownes all the rain in Africa and blesses it to Africa once in a while
Source: idk
Fs in the chat for Be when the river only gets 300 gallons of water
*Sub* and *Scri* be leeching of *Be* , that tiny, teeny river is *to* be shared with all of us! Glad *HAI* brought river rights into the public eye.
but the real question is...
who'll stop the rain?
facyual All of it, or just the parts comin' down on a sunny day?
Have you seen the rain?
Eurythmics?
In the pnw (it it rains everyday) they have raised houses of lil old ladies for collecting rain water a d growing to many varieties of flowers...
Me a Coloradan: Can see my house at 2:12
Also me a Coloradan: eats snow when I saw 4.
The government: you're under arrest
lol is that illrgal too😂
Me at 8pm: I'll go to sleep early today!
Also me at 3am: "Who owns the rain?"
I laughed at this harder than i should have...
Seriously love this channel. It's like that one funny teacher in highschool everyone liked
“Britain’s chalk-eating child” 😂😂😂😂
No one:
Sam at 3am: who owns the rain?
I’m a Coloradan, water law is a big subject in colleges here lmao.
Oh Dude.. As part of a college class in sustainability a few years ago myself and my group partner had to teach 3rd graders about this using a game we randomly picked out of a box. Dear lord that is one hell I never want to experience again & I find water rights interesting. We had 10mins per group of kids to play this game & even after simplifying it their eyes glassed over.
Water law? Weird.
Idk what is more weird, collecting water is illegal or water law
=THAT IS A HORROR,ACTUALLY..BECAUSE OF PEOPLE ARE BEING TRAINED TO LIVE NOWHERE ELSE BUT IN SOME VIRTUAL "HUMAN WORLD" AND NOT IN REAL ONE AND WILL TRY TO EXPAND IT TO INCREASE "LIFESPACE" AT THE EXPENSE OF REAL WORLD
...SO..IF PERSONS FROM COLORADO WILL MOVE SOMEWHERE,THEY'LL ASK TO MAKE THE SAME RAIN LAW FOR THEIR COMFORT
@@robotnikkkk001 logically and "plz dont woooosh me"ly, a newcomer cannot make new laws and MUST obey previous laws that had been applied before in that land, unless.... You know, Colorado people invade another state and force them to obey Colorado water laws ?
"Who owns the rain?"
The clouds: *Allow me to introduce my self*
Rain: Falls into my open mouth
Government: Wait that's illegal
In Australia - we actually DO pay the water board for rain that falls into our farm dams. We have to measure how much water it can potentially hold, and then pay a fee per year for the water we 'catch' on our land that runs into our farm dams. They do a survey - find out if the water would cross your property to another - and also charge a fee if you disturb community flood ways and water paths. You must get a permit to build a dam on your property depending on the water board (state controlled). So in reality - it cheaper to get 100,000 litres of water a month from mains water than to build and pay a annual fee for building a dam and storing rain water for your farm or stock.
Soon they will even own the air you breathe
HAI: Who owns the rain?
Me at 2 am: *I don't need sleep, i need answers*
Hahahaaaaaaa 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Hai: who owns the rain? Oh you don't know?
Me: that's... Why I'm here
Me sees the title: Visible Confusion
@@noahwright9381 Me: *sees the comments*
Also me: So uncivilized!
Me watching a HAI video that i watched before
HAI: New Video
Me: Oh nice.
Next on HAI: who owns the air we breathe?
This is the western US. Once the water gets into the rivers, somebody else owns it. 4 major rivers starts in Colorado. The water in those rivers mostly goes somewhere else. California owns most of the Colorado/Green river drainage. The water stored in Lake Powell, UT is earmarked for SoCal. Arizona, the Indian reservations and Nevada gets a little of that water from Lake Powell. There are a lot of detail not mentioned in this video, such as, water courts for one to settle disputes. That's rare east of the Mississippi.
*Nobody*
HAI: Colorado...... nice flag,
As Pac-Man
We're proud of our semi-psychedelic Pac-Man. Along with our demon horse, Bluecifer, they keep the Orcs and Trolls out.
What. We have a place called the Highway of Legends. WE HAVE TO KEEP THE ORCS OUT.
*puff*
"who owns the rain?"
"Depends"
“Sub” “Scri” and “Be”
😂
People who survived stranded in the ocean:👁️👄👁️
in Florida, who owns the rain depends on how many crocodiles you have domesticated.
We own the rain, of course. It belongs to everyone. It’s free real estate
Soviet Anthem intensifies.
@@prime_optimus *North Korean anthem intensifies you mean?
4:29 Fun fact, Potable is commonly mispronounced. Instead of Pot-a-ble, it’s pō-tə-bəl.
Liam Cooney Is that the former pronunciation really that common? I’ve only ever heard of the latter before today
@@stephaniesummer2663 Same here.
I'm glad I'm not crazy. This is the first time I've heard it pronounced this way and I thought I might have just been wrong this whole time
English is not my first language, but I hear no difference between what HAI said at 4:29 and how Google translate says "potable"... I did think that in English it was called "drinkable" and "non drinkable" water though
"I drink my water with the pulp"
🤣🤣🤣
magnets work by hugging each other
Thats how they charge
Shows how vital and valuable water really is... flows freely out of our faucets for almost nothing, yet we soon die without it. The things we take for granted.
_sees title_
"What, no one, that's stupid"
_sees uploader_
"Oh I see"
Strange feeling that half as interesting drinked some "Vsuace"
(hello …Michael here )
Sun: goes down
Britain: well guess its time for the rain
like it's ever not raining there.
Yeah
Sun: rises
Britain: yes, still raining
Sun: sets again
Britain: still not stopped raining
What u on about. Sun never sets on the British Empire😂
@@sirBrouwerlol is where i am
When you let people collect it, it tends to make its way back to water treatment and you will get more back in the streams then if you let it evaporate.
The bourgeoise cannot be allowed to own the rain! We must seize the means of rain from them!
I thought this video would calculate how much water in clouds is evaporated from a country to see how much a country owns
A think a more fitting answer to this channel’s style for the question “who owns the rain?” at the beginning would’ve been: well if we’re talking about the show The Rain then Netflix is the answer you’re looking for, but if you’re asking about liquid rain the answer may be more complicated than that
"Who Owns the rain"
Soviet Union: WE SHARE THE RAIN
Soviet Union: WE DIVIDE RAIN EVENLY (that is, what's left of it after we take most for ourselves)
In my country (Denmark) you are allowed to collect and use rainwater to your hearts content. Except to use it as drinking water. It also rains all the time and we have the cleanest tap water in the world so it's a non issue. But I can certantly understand why there are restrictions where it's dry and droughts occur.
Someone pointed out Israel has the same policy as Colorado but no one questions it because it's mostly desert there.
**HAI explains why governments own rain**
The hydrological/water cycle: Am I a joke to you?
It is possible that at least 2 people were having s** whilst you were writing this, got pregnant from it and gave birth to the child as I am writing this
Have a good day/night kind stranger!
Nobody:
Half as Interesting: Who Owns The Rain?
"No one ones tigers"
Joe exotic has entered the chat
This is how the Boogaloo happens..."The tree of liberty must be replenished from time to time with the rain water of patriots"
I love how casually humorous this is.
When I was in Maryland they had a "rain tax". Basically you'd get a tax with your utilities based on how much it rained in your zip code, how much land you owned, and how much of that was developed.
*Me about to go to sleep
HAI: "Who owns rain?"
Well we all know Toto owns the blessed rains
But only the rains down in Africa.
Well there's a lady in Denmark who is a Rainmaker (also a song)
Totó/bollo
Dear Sam,
I’ve given you a lot of flack for your pronunciation over the years, but I have to give you credit for correctly saying “Colorado” in this video. Well done 👌🏼
-Colorado Native
Unfortunate he got Pōtable wrong though.
@@MyPupTobi Also got sequinned wrong
That's a great transition to an ad. Also i choked on the chalk joke. Thank you. I shared this on my Facebook just because of it.
"I prefer my water with the pulp"
*_made me physically hurt_*