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the 100% directionless thread
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JPINFV
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For a minute I thought you were talking about the firefighter who died when his tender overturned. The catch in this one was that he was riding on the tailboard, which is just stupid and stupid deaths tend to get me cranky.
http://www.vafirenews.com/2012/02/f...escue-firefighter-dies-in-apparatus-accident/
rmabrey
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I only knew him from medical calls he was on, but a nice kid. Several coworkers knew him well and left work. It was a rough night.
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ARose
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My thoughts are with the family and community.
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adamjh3
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Best keep the adrenaline handy mate
Also is it too much to ask for people to use their turn signals in the parking lot?
And is it weird to think of asking the checkout chick out?
Nope. Did it a bunch of times. I had the advantage of working with them, though
ARose
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They keep testing the tones...I have no idea why but I do know that it keeps scaring my dog enough that she farts.
It's gonna be a long night folks, let's hope most of its spent on the truck and away from my gassy dog.
It's gonna be a long night folks, let's hope most of its spent on the truck and away from my gassy dog.
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I forgot how bad the stomach flu sucks.
NomadicMedic
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Did you forget... Or simply choose not to remember?
Mountain Res-Q
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Midterms for the 6 units of GIS done! Sociology homework done for the week! Spending the next 3 days taking a 1 unit short course on SAR GIS; second time taking it with an instructor who is a friend of mine... taking it only for the easy unit and to "harvest" the college for GIS Students who want to come play in my backyard.
bigbaldguy
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You're telling me you've never done anything stupid enough to get yourself killed?
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I'm guessing chose not to remember. I am being painfully reminded as we speak though. <_<
JPINFV
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Not like that, and definitely not with my father would would be smart enough not to allow me to do something that stupid. Maybe I've lived a sheltered life, but I'm seriously seeing how anyone could have thought that was a good idea. Now, if they're going down half a block at a speed where if something happens the guy on the back can just step off relatively safely, then sure. Something tells me that the father was driving at a pretty good clip when that accident occurred.
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In my case, I think it needs to be rephrased to, "I've never done anything smart enough not to get killed."
:wacko:
DesertMedic66
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I thought this was a requirement when you are a teenager?
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Some of us make careers out of it though.
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socalmedic
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I am alive today only by the grace of God. I have done many of stupid things in my day.
Anjel
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Shhhh don't let cindigo hear you say that.
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I'm not sure which island firetender is on, but...
http://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2012/02/23/4-1-earthquake-hits-hawaii-island/
http://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2012/02/23/4-1-earthquake-hits-hawaii-island/
Sasha
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I was wondering if he said it because of indigo.
Sasha
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*cindigo