Originally posted by Emil
What a lame thing to say. No, our firefighters are sitting in their firestations watching it all burn. Of course we have a fire service, but how can you control all the fires at once? Especially when some of the brush hasn't burned in years, creating massive amounts of fuel.
Emil
I was joking. Didnt know there was more than 1 fire.
They must be huge if theyre not out by now.
Oct-30-2003 06:24
PhloTron
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Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Isle of Spam
gotta be pushing 700,000 acres by now and probably get close to a million before containment. Athough temps will cool, it's all dependent on the winds, since the fuel is there.
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Oct-30-2003 06:35
Yoepus
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Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Ketchup fields, Texas
ahhhh its aramagedon!!! where's the terminator when you need him? when the hell is that guy taking charge of office?
Oct-30-2003 07:04
Arbiter
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Sorry to hear about that - although I have to say that I wish I could be there to see it in person.
Oct-30-2003 07:57
TranceSeeker
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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Genk
I feel sorry for your hood, but I love the place where u live, it looks so peacefull, awlways sun, love it!
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Oct-30-2003 11:33
burns
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: uK
wow, awesome pics, must be very scary to be close to something like that, looks like the eath is on fire and slowly getting closer to you, well actually that is whats happening
Hope you get some rain and this stops soon, awesome scenery.
Oct-30-2003 11:39
irishclubbing
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Northern Ireland
thats the pits i hope the rains that are predicted come.
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Oct-30-2003 15:35
DaveSZ
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Registered: Jan 2003
Location: ATX
quote:
Originally posted by Momonnster
LMAO!! !!!!!
the fires were about 20 minutes from la jolla
Shit.
I'll probably call my uncle today, or my grandma. I wonder if they evacuated already.
No, our firefighters are sitting in their firestations watching it all burn. Of course we have a fire service, but how can you control all the fires at once? Especially when some of the brush hasn't burned in years, creating massive amounts of fuel.
