#comparing sizes

Minato Sahashi, what was your answer when Musubi and Tsukiumi asked you which of them have the best breasts?

(Comparing sizes)

Minato (sweating, eyes darting between them): “Uh… uh… I-I think… they’re both… amazing in their own ways!”

Musubi (grinning proudly): “So, mine then!”

Tsukiumi (huffing, crossing arms): “Hmph! Foolish man—clearly he meant mine!”

Minato (panicking, backing away): “Y-you’re both perfect! I-I gotta go check on Kusano—bye!”

Jackson

Jaebum

Yugyeom

Mark

Jinyoung

BamBam

I found an interesting website that allows geo size comparisons,  https://mapfrappe.com/

On the left, a rough approximation of the entire land area encompassing the Woolsey and Hill Fires in Southern California, including both acreage burned and under evacuation notice.

On the right, visualizing the same size of effected area if this wildfire disaster were playing out in the Puget Sound area.

Here’s the same comparison below for the Camp Fire, which just earned the title of most destructive fire in California history, and which is burning simultaneously in Northern California.

I’m struck by how many people can’t really visualize the extent of the damage, and I wonder how much of California has to catch fire before friends of mine think differently about where they want to live post-retirement or how they are going to need to live if they stay.  

There’s a point where, regardless of who is in the White House or who the governor of California is, there is not going to be any money to fix this. Major damage from every single hurricane and wildfire in the United States in the last two years is still un-repaired.  A lot of it.  In September 2018, $10 million dollars from FEMA was transferred to fund immigration arrests and detention.