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50 Funny Comics About Winter Problems That Almost Everyone Will Relate To
For those who live in cold places (looking at you, Canada) winter can be an ordeal. We all know that it’s coming and we all find our own ways to deal with it, some better than others.
Here at Bored Panda we have compiled a list of hilariously relatable comics that perfectly illustrate the struggles of winter, from the mundane worries of trying to look fashionable while wrapped up in a coat the size of a mattress, to the more serious issues of winter depression and pretty much freezing to death. For our readers in the southern hemisphere we also have the classic summer problems, because we understand that it can be tough at this time of year down there too.
Scroll down to check out the list below, and feel free to add your own winter struggles in the comments!
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Sheila Weila 8 years ago
It's not as bad as my jeans thinking my crotch is in my belly button.
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Jeremie Guerra 8 years ago
The sun is really busy during winter time! I'm living in north of France, here it's 10:40 am, I'm at work and the sun didn't show up yet...
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Jeremie Guerra 8 years ago
We did it this year at work, I received a Star Wars kit with glass and cup... I don't like Star Wars... Am I the weirdo? :o
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Master Markus 8 years ago
That was me as a child. Now most of my family knows that I'm too picky to buy clothes for, but you know that kid mentality: "What do you mean it's not a toy!?" My grandpa used to give my brother and I cheques specifically to go into our accounts for school (like college/university school), I understand the purpose now but he gave them TO US AS CHILDREN! You give that to the parents! No kid wants a card full of money they can't use!
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logical fallacy 8 years ago
That's true. And this oscilation between extreme temperatures is the main reason we get those stupid winter colds.
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Shana 8 years ago
The house I lived in with my mum and brothers was an older house, didn't have very good insulation and only had heating downstairs, so I grew up like that, always cold in winter, having to wear multiple layers at home. At some point (when I was around 18 and had moved to the attic for more space) we got a heater for in our rooms. I hated having to be sparing with it though. Now I have my own place WITH heating everywhere xD Never been happier about heating lol. I still wear a sweater at home but I'm not gonna wear 10 layers to be comfy so I just turn up the heat :D
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Jon Sleeper 8 years ago
Yep. Had that same feeling after the first couple snows. Then there was the time when I accidentally locked myself out of the house having gone to check the mail. I had a sweater on. Had to flee to the public library down the street and call my roommate.
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Sheila Gaylord 7 years ago
It’s. Expensive to heat your home or apartment. Turn thermostat down at nite for sleeping, if you turn it up to get ready for work, it just gets warm when you leave the house, so you turn it down, as you will be gone all day. Come home to a cold house, turn it up, and 3 hours later it’s time for bed again. Might as well live cold in winter. Cheaper.
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Shana 8 years ago
Practical > looks though. I always see everyone wearing pretty coats and outfits in winter, which tbh don't really look that warm or that have the ability to add more layers underneath :P And usually anything like those isn't in my size anyway (always handy being tall and having long arms...) so I just got a warm ski-jacket. Totally warm, can wear another sweater underneath and it's great for on my bike. Might not be really fashionable but I'm warm so who cares!
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Isabel Care 8 years ago
areas round here get upwards rain and snow. Next to sea and very windy. No using umbrellas, need full waterproofs and face cover
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Marie-Louise Chenois 8 years ago
women are more sensible to external temperatures because of the fact that blood is running closer to the surface of the skin, making us more "cold blooded" and depending on weather. WE ASK EQUALITY!!!!
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Lisa Marie Havener 8 years ago
This is something that I do not miss. I used to live in NY/PA. Now I am in the south. No need for a snow shovel, thank the good Lord.
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Carmen McLellan 8 years ago
At which point, they try all the other doors. Including the hall closet.
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Flavia Slag 8 years ago
Is that a sore throat? Maybe it's my imagination...no it feels sore...well maybe not...oh no am I going to sneeze... no false alarm...ahh chooo. ...ugh I am sick...
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Marie-Louise Chenois 8 years ago
august is long aswell for it's damn hot weather and sweat coming with it :(
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Nicole Halko 8 years ago
Head (helmet) +300C Neck (the Siberian guillotine) -500C Top of body (jacket) +50.5C Gut (between the bottom of your jacket and top of your pants) -150C Fingers (gloves) -200C Butt +45C Knees -20C Feet (shoes) - 2000C
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Zori the degu 8 years ago
These are all so relatable! As usual, Bored Panda's favourite artists did a really great job and I had a very good laugh.
Trisha Dragon 8 years ago
Suh-no? Whaaaa is this suh-no you b***h about? Never heard of it. Also seasons are real? I thought that was fairy tale nonsense. Florida, where the seasons are Hot, F*****g hot, Surface of the sun and damn I hate how crowded the beach gets on Christmas.
Zori the degu 8 years ago
These are all so relatable! As usual, Bored Panda's favourite artists did a really great job and I had a very good laugh.
Trisha Dragon 8 years ago
Suh-no? Whaaaa is this suh-no you b***h about? Never heard of it. Also seasons are real? I thought that was fairy tale nonsense. Florida, where the seasons are Hot, F*****g hot, Surface of the sun and damn I hate how crowded the beach gets on Christmas.
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