Comments by "A A Q" (@AuroraBoarder1) on "ABC10" channel.

  1. I'm SO glad! Hopefully, this is the end of the drought!
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  2.  @cameronb3834  - do the guns sprout legs and run around shooting people? Or do criminals do the shooting, using something else if a gun isn't available?
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  3. 50 homicides - that's an average of 5 per month, or more than 1 per week.
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  4. I have been to Fort Bragg many times. Though I never rode the narrow gauge railroad, I did stay at the Skunk Motel in Willits, once. Its slogan was, " Stay with the Stinker". 😂😅😜
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  5. ME, TOO!!! My best childhood memories were made here. I attended Sierra Pines Camp (then, Pinecrest) for 8 summers, and skied at Kirkwood and Sierra at Tahoe (then, Sierra Ski Ranch). I remember passing Twin Bridges, with its population of 10 making it the smallest town in California. I remember visiting Tahoe Keys, envying the people who lived there. To think it could all be going up in smoke, now! Gone forever! 💔😩💔😫💔😭💔
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  6. No, he's raking it.
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  7. Ironically, it is firefighting technology that caused this problem in the first place. Regular controlled burns is what we need, to prevent the situation.
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  8. We need regular controlled burns, so situations like this don't happen.
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  9. Anyone dumb enough to buy the stuff after a warning like this deserves what they get!
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  10. I'm so GLAD those communities were saved!
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  11. Better than their vehicles exploding!
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  12. I heard it's under threat, but it's still ok.
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  13.  @gixellia8455  - it takes more than one storm to end a drought. If it all came at once, California would be ruined with massive flooding. I meant, hopefully throughout this winter, there will be enough rain and snow to end the drought.
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  14.  Timothah Molone  - I see your point, but how is this helping your ancestors?
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  15.  Timothah Molone  - are you Native American?
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  16. Rebel! Get solar power!
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  17. Great idea! Especially if police response time is slow.
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  18. And more landslides.
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  19. Kilauea is NOT 22,000 feet tall!
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  20. Only if they keep up their mortgage payments.
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  21. Not yet, anyway.
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  22.  @marylouhober-tupper3419  - as far as I know, yes. They are using snowmaking machines to water down everything, so it's less likely to catch fire. The fire hasn't reached there yet.
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