Cali peeps hows the fires in your area?
#31
10-24-2007, 02:09 PM
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is he military? silver strand in military.
#32
10-24-2007, 02:10 PM
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it happend 4 years ago and never before.
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#33
10-24-2007, 05:19 PM
I fire can happen anywhere and it doesn't happen every year. Why do people in Florida live there? They deal with hurricanes every year. It's where people live and they deal with it.
#34
10-24-2007, 06:24 PM
Never before?????? Its on the damn news every fall. So,this is the frist wild fire you guys have had??????
#35
10-24-2007, 09:45 PM
These huge fires don't happen all the time. Sometimes we have mild wildfires, but something on this scale doesn't happen every year. A lot of the times, these fires are started by some dipsh*t.
#36
10-25-2007, 09:19 AM
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These big fires are rare
#37
10-25-2007, 02:37 PM
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#39
10-25-2007, 02:50 PM
The fires are all due to a dirty smoker, smoking in an area where it was clearly perma-bant.
He will be fined.
His children will be removed.
The news will exploit.
The people will be happy.
The Californians will go back to being Californians, facing their toughest problems of the day in supermarket aisles.
He will be fined.
His children will be removed.
The news will exploit.
The people will be happy.
The Californians will go back to being Californians, facing their toughest problems of the day in supermarket aisles.
#40
10-25-2007, 02:53 PM
The fires are all due to a dirty smoker, smoking in an area where it was clearly perma-bant.
He will be fined.
His children will be removed.
The news will exploit.
The people will be happy.
The Californians will go back to being Californians, facing their toughest problems of the day in supermarket aisles.
He will be fined.
His children will be removed.
The news will exploit.
The people will be happy.
The Californians will go back to being Californians, facing their toughest problems of the day in supermarket aisles.
#43
10-25-2007, 02:55 PM
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: San Diego, CA and Boca Raton, FL
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The fires are all due to a dirty smoker, smoking in an area where it was clearly perma-bant.
He will be fined.
His children will be removed.
The news will exploit.
The people will be happy.
The Californians will go back to being Californians, facing their toughest problems of the day in supermarket aisles.
He will be fined.
His children will be removed.
The news will exploit.
The people will be happy.
The Californians will go back to being Californians, facing their toughest problems of the day in supermarket aisles.
its called ARSON!
and thanks again for the support JACK ***!
#45
10-25-2007, 03:00 PM
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i can see them dont know whats wrong.
i do it again
this one is from space
i do it again
this one is from space
#46
10-25-2007, 03:07 PM
wow it looks worse in the pics then it does on tv.
and suckinit go **** your dog know one need to hear this **** from you!!!!!
and suckinit go **** your dog know one need to hear this **** from you!!!!!
#47
10-25-2007, 04:11 PM
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+1 ban that anti American
and arrogant fool
#48
10-25-2007, 04:29 PM
I can't wait for something bad to happen to you suckinit and you come on here and try and get some sympathy from other people.
#51
10-27-2007, 08:43 PM
speaking of FL and the hurricanes...after we got hit hard that one yr insurance companies started dropping policies like mad. anyone hear of insurance companies droppin' ppl in cali? from what i've seen not having fire coverage in cali is like not having flood insurance in a state that's barely above sea level.
#52
10-27-2007, 09:12 PM
please
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#53
10-27-2007, 10:01 PM
Good luck to all our members in Ca. Those fires are insane and the destruction is rediculous. Fires have always been a concern out there. I lived in SD in 1993 when the place just about went up in flames, though not nearly as bad as you all have it this time around.
While I know they will, it is hard to believe that the place will be re-built....1800 homes destroyed is a lot.
This is what happens when you add years of near-draught conditions on top of housing explosions in the high-desert areas which have been hit the hardest. Those are also areas which have the most wind.
In the comming weeks we will hear all the other stories....such as the business that will suffer too. But, soon enough, there will be construction jobs galore and all those homes will get re-built.
As far as fire insurance goes, how is it that someone can not be insured. I don't understand that. If you have a mortage, you have to have insurance and I am sure that 99% of the houses out there have mortgages. What am I missing?
While I know they will, it is hard to believe that the place will be re-built....1800 homes destroyed is a lot.
This is what happens when you add years of near-draught conditions on top of housing explosions in the high-desert areas which have been hit the hardest. Those are also areas which have the most wind.
In the comming weeks we will hear all the other stories....such as the business that will suffer too. But, soon enough, there will be construction jobs galore and all those homes will get re-built.
As far as fire insurance goes, how is it that someone can not be insured. I don't understand that. If you have a mortage, you have to have insurance and I am sure that 99% of the houses out there have mortgages. What am I missing?
#54
10-28-2007, 10:35 AM
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Homes are insured out here for sure. some people dont have fire insurance which is dumb.
#55
10-28-2007, 11:00 AM
You can't get a mortgage w/o fire insurance. If you cancel your fire insurance, your house can get re-possesed. Maybe some areas of california are different because of the huge risk of fires out there....I am not sure.
My house has insurance. They don't break out the difference of fire insurance or not. It just all falls under hazard insurance.
If someone does not have insurance, it is hard for me to feel sorry for them. People have no business buying a house if they can't afford insurance unless you are self insured which may be the case with some of the most wealthy.
If you live in Florida or TX it is the same with hurricane insurance. It costs a lot, but you pretty much have to have it.
There are certainly potential hazards no matter where you live, but never have we seen 1800 homes destroyed in one event except for maybe Katrina.
It will be interesting to see how the Hollywood crowd will step up to help.
My house has insurance. They don't break out the difference of fire insurance or not. It just all falls under hazard insurance.
If someone does not have insurance, it is hard for me to feel sorry for them. People have no business buying a house if they can't afford insurance unless you are self insured which may be the case with some of the most wealthy.
If you live in Florida or TX it is the same with hurricane insurance. It costs a lot, but you pretty much have to have it.
There are certainly potential hazards no matter where you live, but never have we seen 1800 homes destroyed in one event except for maybe Katrina.
It will be interesting to see how the Hollywood crowd will step up to help.
#56
10-28-2007, 11:41 AM
anyway...how are the fires doing now? Is gas going up because of the fires? I heard today that the prices could go up because of the fires, but i didnt see how that was a relation to the fires.
#59
10-28-2007, 01:13 PM
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thats IF they can bare to lose some of there money
#60
10-28-2007, 01:15 PM
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gas is 2.99 here regular