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Post by Sokar468 on Nov 2, 2003 16:09:03 GMT -5
Yep, it all started around where I live... Scary thing is that it's still near. Some assholes keep lighting it up, that's what I heard. The only thing you can smell at my school is ash.... so it's basically dripping ash here. I am just hoping for rain right now... Over 1,000 homes have burned down and more than 10 people have died. This sucks. Crono, I hope everything is ok by you. Ask our Bayou Witch (TF) to do a raindance for you.
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Post by scurvy sea dog on Nov 3, 2003 4:13:04 GMT -5
Everything's slowed down now, because of the sudden cold temperatures. I think it snowed, but mostly it rained, so people are guessing the fires will be contained by Wednesday. Why can't it snow here It's raining really hard right now, on and off.
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Post by Sokar468 on Nov 4, 2003 18:31:29 GMT -5
The fire is about front-page news here in the northeast... and I also read that some of the fire's are suspected arson cases and not natural... pretty sad stuff... The things people do for attention...
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Post by Springheel Jack on Nov 4, 2003 18:39:17 GMT -5
Will this be worse than the great Chicago fire of 1871 on October 8? I learned about it in computers today. They say like 5,000 or something people died there. Stupid cow, knocked over a lamp. But this is intentional, so it is REALLY bad. Damn pyros...
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Post by Vapour on Nov 4, 2003 19:51:23 GMT -5
Will this be worse than the great Chicago fire of 1871 on October 8? I learned about it in computers today. They say like 5,000 or something people died there. Stupid cow, knocked over a lamp. But this is intentional, so it is REALLY bad. Damn pyros... [glow=navy,2,300]No, it won't even be close to as bad. The area may be as big, but less than 100 people have died.
Welcome back Sokar. Where have you been?[/glow]
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