Proper Preparation Prevent P... Poor Performance
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Cidertom
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While I enjoy the pictures PaulC posts, this exemplifies why myself and my fellow EMT / Firefighters will never lack funny stories to tell at bars and functions.
On the other hand, this also means that somewhere today some poor EMT will have to had delt with the aftermath. I say poor in that paid or volunteer, after a while this tends to grate on ones nerves.
Of course I occasionally want to say " we saved your life, but I need you to leave a few selected body parts here". Sometimes I think we are not doing the gene pool any favors by pulling someone out of sticky situations they should have been able to see.
Sorry, the last couple of weeks have been rough.
On the other hand, this also means that somewhere today some poor EMT will have to had delt with the aftermath. I say poor in that paid or volunteer, after a while this tends to grate on ones nerves.
Of course I occasionally want to say " we saved your life, but I need you to leave a few selected body parts here". Sometimes I think we are not doing the gene pool any favors by pulling someone out of sticky situations they should have been able to see.
Sorry, the last couple of weeks have been rough.
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Yep.. defeating darwinism does seem counterproductive at times!
I have a friend that is an x-ray tech.. you would be surprised at the types of 'foriegn objects' he's had to take pictures of so that they can be safely removed from certain bodilly orifices... I mean really.. sky's the limit here...
soundguy
I have a friend that is an x-ray tech.. you would be surprised at the types of 'foriegn objects' he's had to take pictures of so that they can be safely removed from certain bodilly orifices... I mean really.. sky's the limit here...
soundguy
groundcover
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At least he was putting safety first,no wheels on the chairs !
firemanpat2910
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the front wheel closest to us needs to be centered on the tiles, it doesnt look very safe with the wheel that close to the edge
