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Posted: 11/29/2019 3:33:55 PM EDT
Actually I LIKE the Fire Department but you cops get too much shit so I figured I'd give you guys the day off. After all, EVERYONE likes the Fire Department. Let them carry the load for a day.
Enjoy your day off. |
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They can't hear you - they're too busy busting theirs to save yours by running in while you were running out so they can walk where the devil dances. They are more equal than the rest of us, which is why the cops see them as heroes. I think I missed one...something about capes.
These catchphrases just don't seem as badass unless they're on the back if a tshirt or vehicle owned by a guy who never goes anywhere (church,date night, to the store) ,without his FD radio on a custom-made leather strap around his shoulder. |
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Just trying to be a good communist and spread the misery equally.
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Has this thread been secured yet? If the scene ain't safe yet we need to have the Fire guys stage down the street in GD until its clear.
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Fire department guys are just functionally retarded.
The inspectors make up shit they want, never remembering what they actually said. Then when pressed for the ordinance that calls out the specific code being adopted, they either go back to their hole or spitter AHJ...I’m the AHJ! The rest of the brass think they know things but are constantly wrong. Calling a tamper switch a PIV. Pointing out small panels on the ceiling and telling new recruits that each one was a smoke detector, except they’re all the test buttons for the emergency lighting. The firefighters themselves only know to put the wet stuff on the hot stuff. Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach. Those that can’t do or teach can have a long career in the fire department. I kid! Sorta. Unfortunately, a lot of this is true. |
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View Quote I would just LOVE to watch the pissing match between the CLEO and the Fire Chief over who gets to drive the family car! |
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They can't hear you - they're too busy busting theirs to save yours by running in while you were running out so they can walk where the devil dances. They are more equal than the rest of us, which is why the cops see them as heroes. I think I missed one...something about capes. These catchphrases just don't seem as badass unless they're on the back if a tshirt or vehicle owned by a guy who never goes anywhere (church,date night, to the store) ,without his FD radio on a custom-made leather strap around his shoulder. View Quote Nothing like driving like a maniac to that automatic alarm so you can make the first truck only to get canceled 100’ out of the bay door. But your dick got hard because you got to wind up the Q for 10 seconds. #VollyLyfe |
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They can't hear you - they're too busy busting theirs to save yours by running in while you were running out so they can walk where the devil dances. They are more equal than the rest of us, which is why the cops see them as heroes. I think I missed one...something about capes. These catchphrases just don't seem as badass unless they're on the back if a tshirt or vehicle owned by a guy who never goes anywhere (church,date night, to the store) ,without his FD radio on a custom-made leather strap around his shoulder. View Quote |
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Quoted: To be fair, this is most volunteer fire departments. Nothing like driving like a maniac to that automatic alarm so you can make the first truck only to get canceled 100’ out of the bay door. But your dick got hard because you got to wind up the Q for 10 seconds. #VollyLyfe View Quote |
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They can't hear you - they're too busy busting theirs to save yours by running in while you were running out so they can walk where the devil dances. They are more equal than the rest of us, which is why the cops see them as heroes. I think I missed one...something about capes. These catchphrases just don't seem as badass unless they're on the back if a tshirt or vehicle owned by a guy who never goes anywhere (church,date night, to the store) ,without his FD radio on a custom-made leather strap around his shoulder. View Quote |
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The FDNY is the biggest money producing racket in NYC today. Ask me how I know.
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They can't hear you - they're too busy busting theirs to save yours by running in while you were running out so they can walk where the devil dances. They are more equal than the rest of us, which is why the cops see them as heroes. I think I missed one...something about capes. These catchphrases just don't seem as badass unless they're on the back if a tshirt or vehicle owned by a guy who never goes anywhere (church,date night, to the store) ,without his FD radio on a custom-made leather strap around his shoulder. View Quote "Gay for firefighting" Typically only seen on vollys in cow town who's fire experience consists of barn and car fires. Won't catch me wearing shit to identify myself off duty unless it's a ratty old dept shirt I wear when painting or something. I do have a custom made radio strap though. Plan to hang it on the den wall next to my helmet when I retire in a few years. Both have been with me for 19 years. I'm a little gay I guess. |
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Has this thread been secured yet? If the scene ain't safe yet we need to have the Fire guys stage down the street in GD until its clear. View Quote Nobody on my company neglects their duty waiting for you all to stop fluffing their meat rockets in the median and show up. |
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Quoted: To be fair, this is most volunteer fire departments. Nothing like driving like a maniac to that automatic alarm so you can make the first truck only to get canceled 100' out of the bay door. But your dick got hard because you got to wind up the Q for 10 seconds. #VollyLyfe View Quote #TYFYS |
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I keep inviting the cops in for dinner and recliner time. But none of them take me up on it.
The sheriff's office budget is fairly tight. They run their patrol deputies ragged. To the point that they are sending fire out for calls that have been historically pd. Kinda sucks, because we have no authority to actually do anything. |
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I keep inviting the cops in for dinner and recliner time. But none of them take me up on it. View Quote We've offered our recliners to the cops when they've had to hold over between graves and morning court call, or a compulsory OT shift. |
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Fire department guys are just functionally retarded.
Well, we do run into burning buildings... The inspectors make up shit they want, never remembering what they actually said. As an electrician before I became certified as an inspector I HATED that. If there's an issue, write it. Then when pressed for the ordinance that calls out the specific code being adopted, they either go back to their hole or spitter AHJ...I’m the AHJ! Those are the guys who keep the municipal attorneys employed defending - or explaining - untenable demands. Seen them kicked ot the side on court more than once, but it takes $$$ to do so. The rest of the brass think they know things but are constantly wrong. Hey, they know how things used to be, 20 years ago. Calling a tamper switch a PIV. Pointing out small panels on the ceiling and telling new recruits that each one was a smoke detector, except they’re all the test buttons for the emergency lighting. The firefighters themselves only know to put the wet stuff on the hot stuff. The people who know the flaws in the above are the ones who need to step up and correct the brass. Barn bosses exist for a reason. Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach. There are a lot of those. Those that can’t do or teach can have a long career in the fire department. But only after being sent to the train-the-trainer class at department expense. I kid! Sorta. Unfortunately, a lot of this is true. BTST. Too much is factual. |
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I have so many spicy fire/Pd memes but nose can’t be posted here because someone will get hurt feelings and I’ll get banned
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Ha! I got yelled at by a responding fire crew for putting out a small fire in a garage before they got there.
I shook my head and moved my squad so their ladder truck could arrive. And for reference I am only a CSO for now but soon... |
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Ha! I got yelled at by a responding fire crew for putting out a small fire in a garage before they got there. I shook my head and moved my squad so their ladder truck could arrive. And for reference I am only a CSO for now but soon... View Quote |
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Nothing like getting rescued from your own elevator. Unnamed Parole and Probation LT in their main office. |
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They can't hear you - they're too busy busting theirs to save yours by running in while you were running out so they can walk where the devil dances. They are more equal than the rest of us, which is why the cops see them as heroes. I think I missed one...something about capes. These catchphrases just don't seem as badass unless they're on the back if a tshirt or vehicle owned by a guy who never goes anywhere (church,date night, to the store) ,without his FD radio on a custom-made leather strap around his shoulder. View Quote |
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Wait, there's now icons for FD?
I don't want anyone to know I work in Public Safety when I'm off duty. I really don't like people that much and I sure as hell don't want to give them a reason to talk to me. Now would someone please thank me for my service? |
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Dude, not cool.
They're not going to see this comment until they're back from their grocery store run in the fire truck that takes up ten parking spots. |
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Sure, I'll bite. How is it that you know? Please provide lots of juicy details View Quote shall i continue? |
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Quoted: well for starters, every AC compressor over 5 horsepower in nyc requires a $105 annual permit from the FDNY and is subject to short notice inspection. Of course you need to supply your own ladder if the unit is rooftop mounted for the inspector or you will get a violation which is several hundred dollars. Said inspectors have zero knowledge of HVAC systems nor are they trained fireman. Most are immigrants. shall i continue? View Quote While infuriating, I do like to know the kind of shenanigans the .gov is up to. |
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I did the fire academy on Treasure island in 1987 with the Navy. God Bless fire fighters - I will be the one LEAVING the burning building! Once was enough in a Main Space fire.
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A cop walks up to the car he just pulled over.
"Do you know why I'm standing here"? "Yes, because you failed the Fire Academy" |
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Can you keep your rant down, trying to watch a few movies here.....
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well for starters, every AC compressor over 5 horsepower in nyc requires a $105 annual permit from the FDNY and is subject to short notice inspection. Of course you need to supply your own ladder if the unit is rooftop mounted for the inspector or you will get a violation which is several hundred dollars. Said inspectors have zero knowledge of HVAC systems nor are they trained fireman. Most are immigrants. shall i continue? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sure, I'll bite. How is it that you know? Please provide lots of juicy details shall i continue? |
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Your confusing the FDNY with Fire Prevention. That money doesn’t go to the FD it goes to the city. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sure, I'll bite. How is it that you know? Please provide lots of juicy details shall i continue? |
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I know the police do ride alongs... Does the fire department do sleep overs?
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Jolly Volly here on a tiny rural department that just had a record setting 18 calls this last year.
You're welcome for my service! /me goes back to looking at light bars and WeeWoos |
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Why are they taking up parking spaces, they have their own fire lane right up front. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Dude, not cool. They're not going to see this comment until they're back from their grocery store run in the fire truck that takes up ten parking spots. Why should we have to run across the parking lot to respond to a call. |
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