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  Headset

  about 3 years ago

  27672 comments

  Thanks for the friendship. Stay safe take care & have a great weekend

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  resaw

  over 3 years ago

  19084 comments

  Hey Danny stopping by to say hi.

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  resaw

  over 3 years ago

  19084 comments

  Happy Holidays check out/join my group Firefighting History.

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  shutcherson01

  almost 4 years ago

  21376 comments

  
  Myspace great weekend graphics

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  Account Removed

  almost 4 years ago

  Good Morning thanks for the add to your friends list. It is nice to meet you and I hope you have a blessed Memorial Day and a great week. Stay safe out there!!! Take care and keep in touch.

  
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  firefighter76

  about 4 years ago

  10 comments

  Battling the Beast
  Wearing class A uniforms, they sit sometimes for days, laughing, eating, joking...waiting for one sound, a tone that transforms them.
  They abandon their armchairs for rubber boots, and their armor heavy and hot. Instead of trading jokes they relay directions, and orders, and shout reports of the status of the ENEMY--- "FLAMES ARE VISIBLE"
  Fear and excitement grip the hearts of the freshest rookie to the oldest veteran as they jump into their big red fire trucks, perfect from washing, waxing and checking over and over. They pray that they have made no mistakes. The driver navigates the BRFT(big red fire truck) through the tight city streets that he knows as well as his family, dodging those that get into the way, hoping those he can't avoid will see him first.
  They spot the ENEMY from blocks away - the column of smoke rises far above the trees, licking the sky.
  They arrive at the scene, and again the battle cry is heard---- "FLAMES ARE VISIBLE"
  Smoke fills the air and their lungs as they approach, hoses snaking, crisscrossing, coming to life as they surge the water from the fire hydrants to the fire trucks, that then sends the water to the hoses, turning them into weapons to use against the enemy.
  The firefighters force open the front door, and a flash of liquid orange flame rolls out into the air trying to escape its defeat. With swords of water and suits of armor the firefighters advance into the structure, that is fully involved with flame, heat, and smoke.
  They battle the BEAST nine or ten against one seemingly great odds.
  But the nine or ten will win, emerging from the battlefield victorious as they always do, and eventually, they'll retire to their armchairs, thanking GOD that this time nobody was hit by the enemy "................FIRE................"
  -author unknown

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  Account Removed

  about 4 years ago

  I am a mother of 5, work Helitack, and clean offices at night.
  

  How about sending a couple of paragraphs about your most memorable fire experience for the blog?

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  Account Removed

  about 4 years ago

  Hey- thanks for the group invites. I like to scan these for little background details for my books.
  

  Even the meanest, ugliest firefighter found time to curl up and read One Foot in the Back. (No, not her, she’s a model for ‘Girls of Fire Rescue)

  Http://www.kurtkamm.com

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  midcounty385

  about 4 years ago

  42 comments

  Don't you just love those early morning car wrecks

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  midcounty385

  about 4 years ago

  42 comments

  Its about time to run another one together

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  Account Removed

  about 4 years ago

  JUST DROPPING IN TO SAY HELLO
  

  Kurt Kamm
  One Foot in the Black
  http://www.kurtkamm.com

  How about sending a couple of paragraphs about your most memorable fire experience for the blog?