Anyone else get fires in january??? ........





this side of the road wasn't too bad, but on the other side it burnt about 20acres. but i couldn't get a picture cause of a hill

 

Wow that sucks. How exactly did the fires start?

 

There's no snow... why wouldn't a fire be able to start in January?

 

too cold... lol

 

lol, cold doesn't stop a fire!

 

Holy ****** middle of nowhere batman

 

not sure. but it was like in the movies with the giant ******* sand storms...except it was smoke and it just blanketed everything hahah. you can tell in some of those pictures it melted the barbed wire and the polls. i can't wait till spring when these are intentionally started to burn off the old grass it isn't too bad....unless they get out of control, which on average is about 2-3 a year hahaha. living 20 yards from 200 acres=no good

 

Cold is the reason to start fire

 

not really lol. its less than a mile from my house. you can see the a new developement in the first picture. very north east corner of town....like, you can't go any further without being considered "in the country" but i like it. not too much traffic

 

Doesnt LizGyrl live in OK? Go bang the hell out of her man

 

hahaha shes in midwest oklahoma. i'm in the NE. but yeah, although there isn't a lot of traffic...in the first pic my car is parked about at the same spot a couple people died last year, and one person the year before, and then my two friends that died outside my house

 

I would totally make the drive to do her

 

thats like a 7 hour drive from here lol. but....maybe. i do need a new paint job

 

I bet this fire was intentional.. People do that, somehow it helps the next cycle of agriculture. Like lava from a volcanic eruption becomes somewhat of a fertilizer.

 

Induces nitrogen and other nutrients into the soil. Burning helps so much. Also can be used to prevent future fires by burning off excess under brush.

 

no, it was not intentional. and yes, i know about those. its also kinda common sense to NOT do those this early, normally don't start till early may and go through late april

 

Take your logical explanations and GTFO

I'd like to think someone was having a romp inside the hay barn and knocked over a burning oil light starting a huge fire that burned the 20 acres...

 

and besides, if it was intentional. they would have done the whole field, they wouldn't have gotten that close to the houses, there would have been atleast 5 people on 4wheelers with torches, and there wouldn't have been 4 firetrucks trying to put it out
i think i know how **** works lol. btw i was down in owasso today, how many other balts are down there? maybe we can get a little meet goin at TRP or something

sorry, this was no great fire although i'm pretty sure that IS how the great fire started, they just wanted to tell people a cow knocked over a lantern instead of two teenagers gettin it on. the elders could have used that to their advantage by saying "look kids, if you have sex, becareful, cause you can burn down the city if youre not"

 

I'd give her a paintjob if ya'll *****s know what i'm sayin'

 

you betta recognize what he's sayin

 

im surprised she hasnt come on here to say anything, lol

 

yeah cause she totally knows we're talking about her....

 

Happens in Texas as well, but winter months are usually the driest in that region of the US also.

 

She's in Texas, too?!

jeez!

 

Thats weird, here in ohio is like nothing but corn fields and i have never heard/seen them light the fields on fire