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i love this.

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The Doubletap tactical pistol comes in your choice of aluminum or titanium, and with or without a vented barrel. Chambered for either 9mm or .45 caliber. Always finish the zombie. 

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i wake up in the middle of the night to goto someone else’s nightmare. i get out of bed run out to the truck shop grab my gear and get on the squad company… god only knows what were going to find…. an mva? fully involved fire? mutual aid to the neighboring city for an fast assignment… so happens that your in the officer seat calling out to your chief for an assignment and the dispatcher cuts in and says you’ve got entrapment or something thats going to get that adrenaline going…. you hit the q siren and you dull out the assignments to the crew… the newest guy to your company is a pile of nerves afraid hes gonna mess up you tell him to slow down take a deep breathe and get ready for the task…. we complete our task at hand pack up and head back to quarters …. or hell run that ems call where the 16 year old child got hit by a car and to arrive to find the child motionless and not responsive you do everything in your protocols you can do you hop in the back of the bus and tell your company to meet you at the hospital cuase the closest medic rig is on the other side of the city becuase everyone else is tied up running other calls … the emt looks to you for direction and you know theres a slim chance this child will make it but you never give up hope. you reach the hospital and give report to the er staff now your job is complete and all the paper work is filled out now you can go back to bed before the end of your shift…. this is the life i live..a day in the life…. were a dying breed…. can you handle my job for a day not sleep more than an hour or two run on the busiest rig that the department has to offer? we are a family we few we band of brothers.

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I’m a pro hunter . =] ‘

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Do it so I have something to read before class tomorrow.

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ehh so today i had an interview with alocal commercial ems job… this well was my 2nd interview…. today had an interview with one of the operational managers whove i known for awhile…. then off to do one practical session and then a mini test…. well i see why for both the practical and the mini test i just feel as though the practical went horrible even though ive done it and you work your own method from the way you learned in the street ive been an on-line provider for 3 years and to go to a job interview and do a practical that you did 4 years ago….. i feel as though i missed somethings but i know i hit everything calling it nerves i guess. 

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I know we all get “excited” when we get toned out for a call… but it truly bothers me to see fellow firefighters posting on here bragging about calls and being nosy about calls in other districts. Yes, it’s great to feel passionate about what we do and to be interested and involved in the greater community - but I think a lot of you have lost sight of what this job is really about.
A good call is not one where people get hurt or property gets damaged or lost. A good year is not one where you get the most calls in the county. A good call is one that’s a false alarm, or one that never happens at all. A good year is one where your run numbers are low because you have done your job and educated the community in fire safety and prevention.
Before you start bragging about the awesome traffic accident you had and posting pictures and details, think about how you would feel if the person involved was you or a loved one… you may think twice about sharing that information.
Just something to think about..

haha wish i could come home to this just saying <3

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lol

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