Recent content by emt-mike

In terms of heat emergencies you should place cool packs in armpits, knee pits and in the groin to facilitate cooling.

^ oh YAY another new character in this troll game!

for everyone that is buying into this, have you never been witness to a forum troll? this is a textbook case. taking an unpopular, or ridiculous viewpoint to elicit reactions, creating multiple accounts to fan the flames, etc. someone on a previous page said it, TRAUMA aired 22 months...

most of the comments in this thread are by users with 10 or less comments, my money is on all of them being created by the same person for trolling purpose, I've seen it done on many a forum. (nevermind that I have very few comments, these are not the droids you're looking for)

lol somtimes I get really tired of having to kiss everyones behind becuase I have to.

they use em plenty here in San Francisco, and lord knows there are always pedestrians around here.

I would never buy military surplus boots, I need something comfortable, easy to slip on and off, something with a zipper on the side

if you really hate him then you shouldn't even give him the satisfaction of speaking about him

before replying people should read the thread, so that they know where the conversation is, instead of repeating the same sentiments UPDATE she will wear pants underneath the skirt she already has a job secured she just needs to find someplace to get trained as an EMT

be thankful you got laid off, that place sounds like a shade tree factory

most states have "at will employment" meaning they can fire and hire when ever they want without reason. It also means they can't (legally) disclose the reason you were fired if your next employer were to call and ask.

chalk it up to favoritism, then collect unemployment till you find a new(read: better) job.

I don't think you should be sharing your drug problems with the board... oh you meant the patient was on PCP. :rolleyes:

"fun stuff" refers to cleaning poo, also I expressly said I would stick around and help, but it's not happening in the back of the ambulance.