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Phoenix is smokin' tonite!

L Sternn

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

XXXXing brush fires - I just got done driving home and you could smell
smoke inside the car and all the streetlights were shining through a
haze of smoke.

Delta Nine

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

L Sternn wrote:
> XXXXing brush fires - I just got done driving home and you could smell
> smoke inside the car and all the streetlights were shining through a
> haze of smoke.
>
>

See this is why I don't live in the desert ;)

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Fillhouse M Blowhard

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

"L Sternn" <lincolnfs@hm.net> wrote in message
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> XXXXing brush fires - I just got done driving home and you could smell
> smoke inside the car and all the streetlights were shining through a
> haze of smoke.
>
>
>

Too bad it's not weed that's burning, you could go for a closer look. Move
to the center of the country, it's the only way you'll be safe, XXXX living
anywhere near the desert or ocean. The desert always gets hit my asteroids
and the ocean is bound to produce a few 200 ft waves at some point.

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zingo!

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

Delta Nine wrote:

> L Sternn wrote:
>
> See this is why I don't live in the desert ;)
>

Not to mention the stuff you get down in Arizona is as dry as the climate.
Makes your throat hurt. And ya gotta smoke a lot of it to get anywhere.

L Sternn

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:41:47 GMT, Delta Nine
<d_nineNOSPAM@NOSPAMearthlink.net> wrote:

>L Sternn wrote:
>
>See this is why I don't live in the desert ;)

Yeah, you live in tornado/hurricane country, don't you?

But damn, I do miss those hurricane parties and I always enjoyed a
good thunderstorm - funnel clouds just add to the excitement, as long
as they don't actually hit you and none of them ever hit me, so I
liked it.

FWIW, much of the land that is burning shouldn't be. The desert
naturally consists of a lot of sand and cactus and a handful of other
plants which are really beautiful, but don't grow very big and don't
last year-round.

But for some XXXXed up reason, people moved here, and they thought
they'd bring along their lawns. Actually, about 70-80 years ago, some
grass (not ganja-grass) was brought over here from Africa. It did
well in the desert - too well in fact, but it allowed people to raise
cattle and shit.

But the grass eventually dies before it revives ("burst into bloom and
decay").

So it burns, and saguaros aren't designed to survive fires and so they
die and all your left with is scorched earth and some shitty weeds.

But that's okay, 'cuz some developer is just waiting to wreck the land
for profit and if some American happens to own prime real estate, the
Supreme Court just paved the way for gov't to hand it all over to
Wal-Mart - all in the interest of "economic development", you
understand.

What XXXXing bullshit!

Don't get me wrong, I love my country, but it has been taken over by
terrorists, and for the most part, they are Christian, not Muslim.

L Sternn

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:30:48 +0000, zingo! <nun@yourbizness.net>
wrote:

>Delta Nine wrote:
>
>
>Not to mention the stuff you get down in Arizona is as dry as the climate.
>Makes your throat hurt. And ya gotta smoke a lot of it to get anywhere.

Just like every other place I've lived in the US, be it the midwest,
the Gulf coast, or XXXXing Arid-zona, you have a choice.

You can get commercial/ditch weed or you can get kind. IME, you
always pay a little bit more for kind, but IMO, it's worth it.

(some) Mexi-weed is actually carried in 50-lb bales on the backs of
illegal immigrants who cross thru hundreds of miles of desert.

I'm not in favor of illegal immigration, or even a lot of legal
immigration (e.g. H1-B), but anyone who can carry a 50-lb bale of
ganja on their backs thru the desert deserves citizenship - most
Americans don't work that hard.

Delta Nine

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

L Sternn wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:41:47 GMT, Delta Nine
> <d_nineNOSPAM@NOSPAMearthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Yeah, you live in tornado/hurricane country, don't you?
>

Tornadoes rarely, like once every couple years and that's just the
general area. The only part of hurricanes I usually see are the
thunderstorms that get spawned from them. Down in Southeastern VA is
about the furthest North you usually see a hurricane.

> But damn, I do miss those hurricane parties and I always enjoyed a
> good thunderstorm - funnel clouds just add to the excitement, as long
> as they don't actually hit you and none of them ever hit me, so I
> liked it.
>

Yeah I've had an occasioal tornado party. It's so eerie, the sky turns
a weird yellow color when a tornado's in the area. Wish I'd gotten a
picture last time it happened.

> FWIW, much of the land that is burning shouldn't be. The desert
> naturally consists of a lot of sand and cactus and a handful of other
> plants which are really beautiful, but don't grow very big and don't
> last year-round.
>

Sounds like Albuquerque, too. I got family there so I'm in that neck of
the woods every so often.

> But for some XXXXed up reason, people moved here, and they thought
> they'd bring along their lawns. Actually, about 70-80 years ago, some
> grass (not ganja-grass) was brought over here from Africa. It did
> well in the desert - too well in fact, but it allowed people to raise
> cattle and shit.
>

The infinite wisdom of man, right? ;)

> But the grass eventually dies before it revives ("burst into bloom and
> decay").
>
> So it burns, and saguaros aren't designed to survive fires and so they
> die and all your left with is scorched earth and some shitty weeds.
>

Lovely.

> But that's okay, 'cuz some developer is just waiting to wreck the land
> for profit and if some American happens to own prime real estate, the
> Supreme Court just paved the way for gov't to hand it all over to
> Wal-Mart - all in the interest of "economic development", you
> understand.
>

*rolling eyes* Who's 'economic development', exactly, are we talking
about here?

> What XXXXing bullshit!
>
> Don't get me wrong, I love my country, but it has been taken over by
> terrorists, and for the most part, they are Christian, not Muslim.

Couldn't agree more.

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Peace,
Delta Nine

People who quote themselves are assholes.
- Delta Nine

Completely baffled by the backward indication that an inspired word will
come across your tongue.
- Jack White

I'm tellin' ya D9, you can't go wrong with gallons and gallons of urine.
- T.D. Shadow

dopekitty

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

Delta Nine wrote:
> L Sternn wrote:
>
>
> Tornadoes rarely, like once every couple years and that's just the
> general area. The only part of hurricanes I usually see are the
> thunderstorms that get spawned from them. Down in Southeastern VA is
> about the furthest North you usually see a hurricane.
>
BZZZZT! Wrong! I used to live in New Brunswick, Canada, and we used to
get hurricanes there. Was in quebec city during hurricane hugo about
13/14 yrs ago, walked across a huge suspension bridge during the
beginnings of the hurricane, what a trip that was!

Kristy

Delta Nine

2005-06-27, 9:24 am

dopekitty wrote:
> Delta Nine wrote:
>
> BZZZZT! Wrong! I used to live in New Brunswick, Canada, and we used to
> get hurricanes there. Was in quebec city during hurricane hugo about
> 13/14 yrs ago, walked across a huge suspension bridge during the
> beginnings of the hurricane, what a trip that was!
>
> Kristy

I didn't say we never see hurricanes, I just said we hardly ever do.
Maybe once every 4 or 5 years we'll catch the outer edge of one but
that's it. This area has never seen the full brunt of one as far back
as I can remember and I've lived here my whole life.

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--------------
Peace,
Delta Nine

People who quote themselves are assholes.
- Delta Nine

Completely baffled by the backward indication that an inspired word will
come across your tongue.
- Jack White

I'm tellin' ya D9, you can't go wrong with gallons and gallons of urine.
- T.D. Shadow