Hey thanks for info!!...and I totally agree,that foundation turns a blighted playground area into a social gathering for all ages and disabilities to enjoy.
Yesterday in Hartford, there was a fire in an apartment building. The FD had just been there shortly before because someone keeps pulling the alarms. I don't know if they would've gotten there sooner, but I imagine after so many false alarms it get's easy to not feel a sense of urgency....Also, they're lucky if their isn't a fire somewhere else while they're looking into the false alarms.
That happens on occasion, but not a lot around here. Our systems are mandated to be able to identify what pull station was activated, then it's really up to the police. You're right about not feeling a sense of urgency. We do pretty well with it, but "nuisance calls" like false alarms, gas leaks etc... are annoying. But our mission is to treat everything like it's a barn fire.
They better hope I don’t catch them on a bad day....the little jerks sprayed a fire extinguisher in the wind,and got to tell you that tasted like crap. They were girls too...
My wife has money, but I dont need it........yet.A bunch off rookies in here........
A male gigolo here and landed a rich wife
My oldest brother is a director at a university in Rome. He's pretty cool so I'll give you a like!
Big respect to firefighters and not just for the fires. In DC you are our first EMTs that show up when someone is injured, dying, etc. I've had to ride along in a fire truck a few times on the way to hospitals and my biggest respect goes out to them for this reason as well. They were a huge saving grace of support and comfort even when the result weren't always positive. Big Love to Firefighters.
You can say that bout almost any profession just matter of time. we will be an almost jobless society at some point.
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