What at those 4 rules again?
RULE 5: Never stand to the left of a right-handed idiot
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RULE 5: Never stand to the left of a right-handed idiot
Fed ex guy mush have been exhausted delivering a real doll and a big TV the same day
If it was really him doing the voices that was pretty amazing. The software to morph his face into theirs is pretty cool too.
The brotherhood showed up last night and this morning. Sorry, no pics, we didn't have time for any.
We had a legit tornado roll through. Roofs got peeled off, cars flipped over, power poles broken in half, tons of trees blocking roads. I've never been in a war zone, but this had to look close to it. Dispatch had every Engine we own, the Truck I was on, and every Ambulance we have answering calls. We could not keep up. Chief 1 told dispatch to ask for 10 Engines from any cities that would send them. We got Engines from 9 departments, some of them 25 miles away. Technically not even what would be considered neighboring departments, as we don't share district lines. We hear them on our radios talking to our dispatchers helping us get these calls off the board. We began at 2000 hours, and I finally got to lay down at 0330. We free lanced and drove streets chainsawing trees off the streets, and removing debris so that fire apparatus could get through. We just made paths. We asked for the Cavalry and the Cavalry came. I've never met most of them, probably never will, but we are family.
Days like yesterday keeps me motivated.
We had a legit tornado roll through. Roofs got peeled off, cars flipped over, power poles broken in half, tons of trees blocking roads. I've never been in a war zone, but this had to look close to it. Dispatch had every Engine we own, the Truck I was on, and every Ambulance we have answering calls. We could not keep up. Chief 1 told dispatch to ask for 10 Engines from any cities that would send them. We got Engines from 9 departments, some of them 25 miles away. Technically not even what would be considered neighboring departments, as we don't share district lines. We hear them on our radios talking to our dispatchers helping us get these calls off the board. We began at 2000 hours, and I finally got to lay down at 0330. We free lanced and drove streets chainsawing trees off the streets, and removing debris so that fire apparatus could get through. We just made paths. We asked for the Cavalry and the Cavalry came. I've never met most of them, probably never will, but we are family.
Days like yesterday keeps me motivated.
Stay safe guys. thanks to all involved.
Damn it CarlM
What at those 4 rules again?
It just let me order 5 of them as long as you click the box that you understand you have to wait for Ted to sign more of them.
how hell I miss that box? will go back in and take look .
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Don't you love those movies when someone fires a LAWS or such from a van or a small room, then fires about 30 rounds from their 1911 without reloading??
I kind of like your drum beat.
Once you go down that road, there's no coming back.
