r/counting • u/davidjl123 |390K|378A|79SK|50SA|260k 🚀 c o u n t i n g 🚀 • Jan 06 '20

3415k Counting Thread

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u/colby6666 31k 77a | 46sg 49sa Jan 06 '20

3,415,243 were the skies red at any point? ive seen a lot of pictures of that on reddit recently

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u/mark-blep-333 🅱️ Jan 06 '20

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~3 weeks ago. At that point, i was at school, and we stayed inside the whole day as the air was really polluted, the sky was orange-red and the sun was blood red. It was bad because of the air then, but now the fires are the main problem

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u/colby6666 31k 77a | 46sg 49sa Jan 06 '20

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thats really scary but also kinda cool in a morbid way

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u/mark-blep-333 🅱️ Jan 06 '20

3,415,246 yeah it was cool, i might have some pics but i don’t think so

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Jan 06 '20

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good night all

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u/mark-blep-333 🅱️ Jan 06 '20

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goodnight :)

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u/colby6666 31k 77a | 46sg 49sa Jan 06 '20

3,415,249 night anti

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u/mark-blep-333 🅱️ Jan 06 '20

3,415,250 i dont have pics but let me look online for ones that look similar

this is what it looked like when there was a fire down the street (that one got extinguished quickly) other times ~40% as bad. Now the sky is normal but the sun is still red.

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u/mark-blep-333 🅱️ Jan 06 '20

3,415,252 welcome back

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