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Date Posted: 11:37:49 10/27/03 Mon
Author: wwolfe
Author Host/IP: 161.149.63.100
Subject: Southern California is burning up.
In reply to: GG 's message, "GG's Weird and Wacky Question of the Day..." on 10:46:10 10/27/03 Mon

More than a quarter million acres gone now, and still burning. We have brush fires every few years, but never in three widely separated areas at the same time: San Diego, Ventura County, and San Bernadino County. If it's not burning, it's covered in ash, like a light snow.

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[> [> I keep thinking... -- Grim ,_,_), 11:49:22 10/27/03 Mon (66.95.229.84)

If you guys get an 8.6 you could slide into the Pacific and put out the fires that way.


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