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Something we can relate to part 3

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Continuing the tradition started by gener7, and continued by Peru Bob, we invite you to, “Something we can relate to part 3.” This is the Adobe Community place to post, “relevant cartoons, photo edits, memes and other assorted witticisms.” Here's a classic to start us off in 2024:

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John T Smith

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Found on the 'net

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Nancy OShea

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They opened Fort Knox to see what's inside, this is what they found.

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gener7

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gener7

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Courtesy of logo designer Ramin Nasibov @x.com.Very clever takes.

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Leslie Moak Murray

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I think Twinkies do haha

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John T Smith

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Hmm... is this YOUR phone booth?

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Peru Bob

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gener7

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That's good news. They had room to work given Castaic isn't as built-up as Pacific Palisades.

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Nancy OShea

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#ClimateChange

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gener7

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2 hours since your post, Nancy. Now over 8000 acres. https://app.watchduty.org/i/41039

https://x.com/hashtag/hughesfire?src=hashtag_click

I-5 closed from Grapevine to Six Flags.

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Nancy OShea

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CalFire has strategically handled this fire with brilliance. They surrounded the perimeter with heavy air drops of foscheck & water thanks to crews & aircraft still on hand from the other fires.

They've just re-opened the I-5 freeway to traffic. The Hughes fire will likely burn until there's nothing left to consume, which could take several days. 🤞

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Nancy OShea

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#SoCalFires

Here we go again. Smoke from another fast-moving fire northeast of us, 3,500 acres, 0% contained.

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John T Smith

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Other than the smoke the picture shows a clear sky... was there a 'thunderstorm' and lightning?

I read one article that arson was suspected at least at one place... with SO many fires I have to wonder

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Nancy OShea

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Nope. SoCal is a coastal desert. We've had no rain or T&L storms in more than 6 months -- 1% of normal rainfall.

Under these conditions, it doesn't take much for static electricity to create sparks that erupt into wildfires. We're hoping for some rain on Saturday before the winds amp up again on Tuesday.

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