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Originally Posted by fdpaq0580
I lived in So. Cal. most of my life and I've never seen one on fire there. What's it like?
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Oh, I have. On several occasions. It helps to have worked the various wildfires. It looks like a torch. The Santa Anas in OC around Pendleton are a b*tch!
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Oh, and JMintzer, Pro Tip: Palm tress catch on fire the same way regardless of whether they are in Florida or California. It doesn't matter if YOU'VE never heard of it happening before. All things occurring in the world do not pass through you first.
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Last edited by ElDiabloJoe; 10-01-2022 at 09:08 AM.
Reason: Added response to the wonk. Look it up.
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