Man a call at Midnight with video

[TRAT]

Guess pump house went up in flames ant the shop everyone evacuated.

At^^

 

[WickedFog]

Video?

 

[Tunedfrog]

That is one spooky video.

 

[Chubaka]

"I guess you can light a fart on fire".

 

[Doom!]

@TRAT That's not going to affect what you do is it? Probably awesome to see but sucky to deal with.

 

[WickedFog]

@TRAT That's not going to affect what you do is it? Probably awesome to see but sucky to deal with.

He's definitely going to have to fix something I'm guessing.

 

[Tunedfrog]

Bad deal sounds like.

 

[TRAT]

Only video I have was evacuated guys. I wasn’t there but all my guys at work it put scare for me. Everything is good though.

 

[Tunedfrog]

Years ago here in town the tar building went up in flames. You don't think that was a darkened smokey mess. OMG.

 

[WickedFog]

Years ago here in town the tar building went up in flames. You don't think that was a darkened smokey mess. OMG.

I worked at a woodshop years ago. We got raw lumber in and chopped it, ripped the bad stuff out, glued it together into lazy susans and breadboards, etc. For 3 years that I worked there they piled every piece of wood scrap in the south quadrant of the building. You could easily race semi trucks in the quadrants. So imagine that 4 times. They built tanks in them during WWII.

I had quit there a few months before the biggest fire I have ever seen. I just happened to be driving towards that shop when I saw the smoke cloud about 6 miles away. It looked like a mushroom cloud on fire when I crested an overpass close to the shop. Fire was well over 100' tall. No amount of fire trucks had a prayer of putting it out. Imagine about 25 semi trailers full of dried hardwood strips, all going up at once.

The entire building, like 2 blocks long, gone in less than an hour. The concrete turned to dust in spots.