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Marx posted:Badge bunnies are dangerous, keep them hocks off that box slick. they always appear normal until you get about 2 months in and then the crazy comes out.
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dispatchers take a special pleasure in giving confusing addresses. I once got told that a call could be at two possible intersections on the same street but they were 20 miles apart. I went to the wrong intersection first.
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http://www.funny-tshirts.com/proddetail.php?prod=firesfearmefirefighter Any volly that wears poo poo like this needs to get punched.
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Jan 28, 2011 23:55
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How do full time departments view volly experience?
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Feb 26, 2011 19:40
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Kashew posted:I think it depends on where you are. I know in certain areas, volleys are seen as just firefighters from a neighboring department. In other areas, volleys are seen as underqualified, out of shape wahoos. I think the friendly view is more prevalent south of the Mason-Dixon line, whereas the unfriendly view is more prevalent north of it...east of the Mississippi, that is. I have no clue how it is in the Mid-West or West. I was just curious cause the state I live in has maybe 5 full time departments in the entire state, the rest are volunteer. I live in the upper midwest.
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Feb 26, 2011 19:48
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It sucks but that little piece of paper matters when it comes to emergency services. CYA is always the name of the game.
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The county I work in has two stop lights in the entire county, and without fail every time theres a fire call (twice a year maybe) they fly through town, run the stoplight and at least one truck either gets hit or hits somebody. And the firetruck driver always gets a ticket.
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