Hiryuu Level: 207 Posts: 1021/14435 EXP: 127622513 For next: 2161641 Since: 07-06-07 Since last post: 11.8 years Last activity: 11.7 years

Posted on 09-24-07 11:56:09 PM Link | Quote

Simplicity v1.1 I just have this eerie flashback now of the time I had a Probe and that sucker's fuel pump went bad without me knowing. A fuse was blown and was arcing electricity each turn of the key. Literally, a five-gallon gas bomb ready to ignite. Scared the piss out of the mechanic that worked on it, that's for sure, since it would've resulted in those pics or worse. ____________________ StatisticsLevel: HP: MP: Day: Rank:

Xkeeper Level: 263 Posts: 3100/25353 EXP: 297142124 For next: 1818329 Since: 07-03-07 Pronouns: they/them/???????? Since last post: 3 days Last activity: 1 hour

Posted on 09-24-07 11:58:25 PM Link | Quote

Daily Cycle II ~ 3100 The only fire-related incidents I know of are a wildfile several miles (like, hundred-plus) spewing ash all the way to my high school, and my sister's hair igniting when she leaned over a candle. (Okay, not igniting, but more of a minor burn that was put out in seconds) ____________________ (If you need to talk to me on AIM, PM me first, since I'll be off my regular account for at least a few hours, if not a few days) Stats Level 59 EXP: 1372/95582 Time: 83 days Ranked at #1

Eppy37 Banned If you want back, get in touch. Level: 144 Posts: 1346/6240 EXP: 36214697 For next: 495609 Since: 07-23-07 Pronouns: he/him From: Boguslovania Since last post: 3.0 years Last activity: 255 days	Posted on 09-25-07 12:02:01 AM Link | Quote
	I have a forest 1/5 of a mile from my house that will catch fire sometimes. there will be ash all over the place :/ ____________________

Nicole Disk-kun Level: 146 Posts: 533/6469 EXP: 38284914 For next: 228380 Since: 07-07-07 Pronouns: she/her From: Boston, MA Since last post: 78 days Last activity: 1 day	Posted on 09-25-07 12:04:23 AM Link | Quote
	No fire-related incidents near me, thankfully, but with the ongoing drought the chance probably becomes ever more likely by the day... I did see fire trucks parked around an apartment building within walking distance of my house the other day, but I don't know if anything serious happened... (I didn't see anything dramatic like flames pouring out of upper-story windows) ____________________ ☺

Dprotp GIRL'S GOT A PENITENTIARY BODY Level: 107 Posts: 747/3147 EXP: 12993529 For next: 97782 Since: 07-04-07 Pronouns: he/him From: FIRE STATE Since last post: 1.5 years Last activity: 105 days

Posted on 09-25-07 01:44:47 AM Link | Quote

There was a fire back when we lived at another house. It was supposedly set by the father, who had a bit of a mental problem. Needless to say, the surrounding area was drenched in wonderful smoke. The fire was also coming out of the house, and it was hueg. It was soaring up high, so I got a little worried. There was also one in the same mobile home park we live in now -- at least ten years ago. We were living right next to the house that was on fire; we were [groggily] evacuated and went to a relative's house for the night. ____________________ THE LOVELY MERCHANT - Got something that might interest ya. - Got a lot of good things on sale, stranger. - What're ya buyin'/sellin'? - Not enough cash! Stranger... - Ah... I'll buy it at a high price.

LizardKing Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 74/267 EXP: 320414 For next: 17839 Since: 07-27-07 From: Norway Since last post: 9.1 years Last activity: 7.8 years

Posted on 09-25-07 05:09:02 AM Link | Quote

About two years ago, or something, a house with two apartments burnt down just down the road from where me and my parents used to live. Some of my parents friends were neighbours to that house. And even further back (I couldn't have been more then 8 at the time), an entire row of maybe 5 or 6 houses (don't remember how many there were), caught fire and almost burnt down. What was left had to be demolished anyway. I was asleep when it happened, but my parents could hear, see and smell the fire from our little apartment. Where I live now I think it's more likely to drown then to get caught in a fire. ____________________ Og hver torne i hans skalle Hver spiker i hans kropp Gir liv til nye sjeler Født under dødens mektige... TRONE!

Rachel Mae Creature of Chaos Level: 141 Posts: 180/5929 EXP: 33604073 For next: 515941 Since: 07-03-07 Pronouns: she/her From: Foxglen Since last post: 21 days Last activity: 1 hour	Posted on 09-25-07 07:38:21 AM Link | Quote
	Two months ago... Had those large silos been full of gas, this could have turned out really, really bad. ____________________

Tanks 360? Yessum. Level: 121 Posts: 503/4170 EXP: 19808699 For next: 247997 Since: 07-10-07 From: VA Since last post: 9.5 years Last activity: 9.5 years	Posted on 09-26-07 12:31:07 PM Link | Quote
	I remember two 9 year olds thought it would be funny to light a hot dog on fire during a drought. There are alot of feilds filled with tall dead plants in my area so it can be very fire prone. They never did light the hot dog, but the feild cuaght on fire instantly. nobody got hurt, and the fire was put out but the threat of brush fires scares the crap out of me now.