Rise and Shine people, we have some fabulous activities to keep you busy as the world ends. Fancy a Trip to the Golf Course? 
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It seems like a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Rise and Shine people, we have some fabulous activities to keep you busy as the world ends. Fancy a Trip to the Golf Course?
Apparently this happened in Oregon. LOOK: As fires ravage Oregon, golfers play on in absolutely stunning photos
But yes, it's good symbolism for America's state of affairs these days. It's just like fiddling while Rome burns.
Wirey
Fartist
True. I showed up five minutes late and got burned.
I could see @Revoltingest out there playing. If the golf course waived greens fees due to imminent danger of fiery death, a Scot would find that a good time to learn the game.
Hey, it's free eh?
Tom
Hey, it's free eh?
Tom
Or the fires will
that's probably because people empathised with the golfers more than I anticipated.
These fires are actually serious business. I was reading about the Eagle Creek Fire, which has burned over 30,000 acres this past week and is only 7% contained. They say it was human-caused, but I'm not sure what exactly happened.
Interactive: Real-time wildfires map
Oregon fires: Latest from Chetco Bar Fire, Eagle Creek Fire, Whitewater Fire and more
There's an even bigger fire, the Chetco Bar Fire, which has burned 177,000 acres since July and is only 5% contained.
I salute the thousands of firefighters out there.
What they need is some heavy rain. One end of the country gets too much rain that they flood, while the other end of the country is parched, dry, and going up in smoke.
Interactive: Real-time wildfires map
Oregon fires: Latest from Chetco Bar Fire, Eagle Creek Fire, Whitewater Fire and more
There's an even bigger fire, the Chetco Bar Fire, which has burned 177,000 acres since July and is only 5% contained.
I salute the thousands of firefighters out there.
What they need is some heavy rain. One end of the country gets too much rain that they flood, while the other end of the country is parched, dry, and going up in smoke.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
What can you do? Life goes on. Somethings you have little if any control over, so dance when you can.
SabahTheLoner
Master of the Art of Couch Potato Cuddles
"The Zombies are coming!"
"Great, let's torch the hill and practice hitting them in the head."
"You mean hit golf balls?"
"Aim for the flag, not the hole."
"I don't see why we just can't use the clubs. What if we run outta balls?"
"WE AIN'T GONNA RUN OUTTA BALLS!"
"I ran outta the balls to fight these things a while back already."
"Great, let's torch the hill and practice hitting them in the head."
"You mean hit golf balls?"
"Aim for the flag, not the hole."
"I don't see why we just can't use the clubs. What if we run outta balls?"
"WE AIN'T GONNA RUN OUTTA BALLS!"
"I ran outta the balls to fight these things a while back already."
I did a bit of checking, and the golf course in question is actually in Washington, just north of the Columbia River. The fire is on the Oregon side of the river, so I would think the river would prevent it from spreading into Washington. But there are other fires in Washington as well.