Mexifornia on fire!

[Humabdos]

Hope all of you down in Mexifornia are OK.  Ray & Jeff are you burning up yet?
Looks like one of those fires was started my some Mexican guy who got lost while hunting possums and shot a flare gun in to dry brush. What a f-ing idiot!

Hum

[Dave H]

... in response to Mexifornia on fire!, posted by Humabdos on Oct 29, 2003

I hope all you P-L Southern Californians and your families are all safe and out of harms way! I am praying for rain.

Dave H.

[Ray]

... in response to Fire..., posted by Dave H on Oct 31, 2003

Thanks Dave!

I don't understand why the big guy would listen to YOU, but we did have a little rain yesterday and last night. So, whatever you prayed, do it again and ask for a monsoon downpour, O.K.? :-)

What do you want to bet that some Muslim whacko sympathetic to Osama is getting lots of ideas from this fire story? Can you imagine the damage that one terrorist could do with a small rented plane and a flare gun under the right weather conditions? And he wouldn’t even have to commit suicide! Scary, huh? I guess we'll have to hope that Jay spots them down there in the Florida flight schools before they have a chance to carry out their next plot...

Ray

[Dave H]

... in response to It worked!, posted by Ray on Oct 31, 2003

Hi Ray,

I like it when those whackos commit suicide...I figure that they will eventually all be dead. Maybe we should open up a terriorist suicide training camp. For the final test, they have to blow themselves up. LOL I have been concerned about terrorists starting simple fires for a long time. It doesn't take brains...just look at all the damage Mrs. Oleary's cow did!

Glad I could help with the rain. I will give it another shot. I'll put on my purple G-String and do another rain dance. )))

Dave H.

[Ray]

... in response to Scary!, posted by Dave H on Oct 31, 2003

Forget it Dave, I'd rather have the fires! CUMFLA!

[Stephen]

... in response to Mexifornia on fire!, posted by Humabdos on Oct 29, 2003

I've missed two days of work this week because of the fires.  My home is okay.....but the 15 freeway has been open-closed quite a few times.

Stephen & Tess

[Humabdos]

... in response to Re: Mexifornia on fire!, posted by Stephen on Oct 30, 2003

Hope that wasn't you down at the LA court house getting shot up. I've never seen a layer move so fast! I guess his client didn't feel he got his moneys worth.
My cousin lives up at Rancho Cucamonga the fire came close but his home was saved.

Hum

[Stephen]

... in response to Hey Stephen, posted by Humabdos on Nov 1, 2003

Thank God your cousin's home was saved. But there are many who aren't so lucky. Let us know if you and Sally head this way...

[Jeff S]

... in response to Re: Mexifornia on fire!, posted by Stephen on Oct 30, 2003

That's right, Stephen - you now have to commute right through the middle of the mess. Hope you didn't miss any important court dates.

How's the new place?

- Jeff

[Jeff S]

... in response to Mexifornia on fire!, posted by Humabdos on Oct 29, 2003

No fires within 50 miles of me.

While I feel really bad for the loss of property and especially life, the fire will actually be healthy for the wildernesses. We have this environmentalist whacko concept of Bambi and Thumper fleeing in terror from a forest fire, so get a Smokey Bear complex to put out every little fire. Back before white people were here, only Indians, fires wswept through the area often but did very little real damage. They kept the dry brush and undergrowth from accumulating, and were healthy for sprouting new trees. A patchwork quilt of burned and unburned areas made sure that no land woudl be fire free for too many years. Along comes Smokey the Bear, and now we have sagebrush and dry oily undergrowth accumulating for 50 years or more and tremendous numbers of yinder dry dead trees from bark beetle infestations. One little spark and kapow the whole thing goes off like a bomb. I say have off season control burns. As anyone who's been to Yellowstone lately can tell you, the aftermath of the fire is a renewed landscape, much healthier than before.

Oops, I forgot, Bush's healthy forest initiative of thinning overgrown trees is just a backroom deal to give favors to evil logging companies so they can steal their filthy lucre off the sweat of working American - What was I thinking??

- Jeff

[Ray]

... in response to I'm fine , posted by Jeff S on Oct 30, 2003

Jeff: "Oops, I forgot, Bush's healthy forest initiative of thinning overgrown trees is just a backroom deal to give favors to evil logging companies so they can steal their filthy lucre off the sweat of working American - What was I thinking??"

My God Jeff! What have you been reading, the Los Angeles Times?

Anyway, thanks for the laugh... :-)

Ray

[Jeff S]

... in response to Re: You're fine? , posted by Ray on Oct 31, 2003

.. my bird died and we bought a food saver vacuum packer for fish.

- Jeff

[Humabdos]

... in response to I'm fine , posted by Jeff S on Oct 30, 2003

Yes, fire can be a good thing!  I propose a controlled burn from about Redding to Mexico! LOL We've got plenty of them Californian environmentalist whacko's coming up to Oregon screwing things, up you know the same bleeding heart a-holes who turned CA into Mexifornia.

It's funny how just after Bush left Oregon promoting his healthy forest initiative half of the state burned down! Hummmm

[Ray]

... in response to Mexifornia on fire!, posted by Humabdos on Oct 29, 2003

You stupid m$%#&@^ F*&$%#@ A-Hole Sonomabiatch!

[Humabdos]

... in response to Thank you Sergio Martinez!, posted by Ray on Oct 30, 2003

Now now Ray the poor Mexican fellow was hungry and just wanted to cook his Opussom for some taco's ROTFLMAO!
Hum