Terrence Utah
07/02/12 5:06 pm
No, alhamdullilah. However a portion of my state is on fire because it so dry, may Allah bless the families that are going through that.
06/30/12 12:51 pm
no but my dumbass sister burned down her apartment while she was drunk..she passed out while smoking in bed.. my mom had a fire in her house when she was a kid..count? but it doesn't affect me..
Obie
06/29/12 12:50 pm
6year old son playing with a candle and starting the carpet on fire during a power outage in a sub zero blizzard... Count?
06/29/12 12:14 pm
Luckily never happened to me, but some of my friends house burnt down in college a few months ago. None of them were home, thankfully, but they literally lost everything.
06/29/12 12:21 am
Fire is way worse of a justifiable punishment for our actions, we have come a long way in our treachery
06/29/12 12:17 am
It's actually a good question: being consumed by water or fire? I would say water. And that's just for the hearts of men.
06/29/12 12:14 am
Well, I'm thinking there is a good chance America is the next modern day babylon, so eventually we will all be consumed by fire.
666grandma
06/28/12 9:34 pm
7 yrs ago on Valentines Day. Lost my mom and everything I owned, but the clothes on my back. Due to my father rigging a new dryer motor on a dryer they no longer made parts for. Didn't rebuild cause it just didn't feel right.
dabrat East Coast
06/28/12 6:55 pm
Yes, we were taken out of the apartment by firemen when I was five. I still remember my pregnant mother coming down the ladder. My dads friend was smoking in bed in a neighboring apartment. Probably
explains why fire is one of my biggest fears.
06/28/12 1:26 pm
house burntndown with everything in it. was left with the cloths we had on and whatever was in our cars.
Zod Above Pugetropolis
06/28/12 12:38 pm
A few years ago the smoke from one the fire was so thick at the house we thought we'd have to leave just to be able to breathe, but the actual fire never got closer than three miles and was never a threat. There would not have been anything anyone could do about it - the terrain is much too steep.
EarlyBird Portland
06/28/12 9:46 am
All the people in the kitchen couldn't get out because the floor was so slippery from oil. Fire dept saved the rest of the house. Grandma and dad went to hospital
EarlyBird Portland
06/28/12 9:43 am
My 16th birthday, we had the whole family over. My dinner request was fondue. My dad was heating the oil on stove and began to pour it into the fondue bowl. A splash of hot oil hit his arm and he dropped the oil onto the counter top which was covered with water! Kitchen caught on fire and
striker59 Colorado
06/28/12 9:19 am
I live in Colorado Springs where there is a fire that burned down 7,000 acres of Colorado springs. There is smoke everywhere and 32,000 people evacuated.
UGonnaEatThat
06/28/12 9:07 am
Neighbors house burned down. Fire department had to keep a couple on our house to keep it from catching fire. Did a good job of saving our house. Not so much for the neighbors though.
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