PotatoMedic
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the 100% directionless thread
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Jim37F
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Just saw Rise of Skywalker. In a word, it is Epic!
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This screams I have a one year old. Haha
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SandpitMedic
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DragonClaw
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What do you mean years between services?
CCCSD
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I mean that it can take years to clear or finalize a claim. That includes ongoing treatment etc.
A T T O R N E Y.
A T T O R N E Y.
Lo2w
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No, those are the hints she dropped. Same girl that took me to a gun show on Valentine's day.
When a woman asks for a drill for Xmas, it’s time to reevaluate your manstrategy. Jussayin’.
CALEMT
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Watching Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and Yukon Cornelius is definitely an operator. Inserts via dogsled and with help from locals defeats an enemy, saves the town, and doesn't take credit for it.
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Used my new Ninja Foodi Tendercrisp (air fryer/pressure cooker combo) to make a Coq au Vin dish (chicken and wine.... with bacon)
Turned out pretty well, seared up the bacon and veggies, pressure cooked the chicken then finished off with an air fry, worked nicely, crispy chicken skin, juicy cooked chicken. Paired very nicely with bacon. I think I'll take the Foodi to station for my next cook shift.
Turned out pretty well, seared up the bacon and veggies, pressure cooked the chicken then finished off with an air fry, worked nicely, crispy chicken skin, juicy cooked chicken. Paired very nicely with bacon. I think I'll take the Foodi to station for my next cook shift.
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What wine did you serve?
Jim37F
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I just used a white cooking wine, nothing fancy. I did a version of the recipe a few weeks back in the regular pan with a red, but I didn't like that one as much
NomadicMedic
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My last 2 days I ran a total of 3 calls. Cancelled by BLS on two. Moving ALS providers to fly cars was the best decision we’ve made.
If I was stuck on an ambulance, I would have been out of service for a 90 minute time on task minor BLS level call. Instead, I was available for the next one in minutes. Hallelujah.
Jim37F
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Well that was an interesting call, not so much the all itself (homeless person found altered (ETOH) on the sidewalk) but the response. It was along a perimeter road at the airport, so both us and ARFF had jurisdiction. (ARFF is a State run agency)
So we had State Sheriffs on scene (yeah another oddity, because City&Counties are a single combined, State police are the Sheriff's...), State Crash sent a crash truck And their structure engine.
We showed up in a Rev (RRV, Rapid Response Vehicle) as opposed to the Quint (standard for medicals, take the Rev, everything else take the big truck).
AMR who is contracted for airport response had a supervisor/QRV show up alongside a regular City&County EMS ambulance.
All for one drink homeless dude... and here I thought LA Co was nuts haha
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Otherwise apparently I'm now a black cloud? This shift was only a pm 12 hrs (2000-0800) and ran 3 calls (lift assist, and two medicals counting that one) which were the only calls they had all shift lol.
Although I dispute the black cloud status since in my last 3 shift cycle at my regular engine we only ever had one call, and my last 4 days, where I worked 2 different OT shifts at two of the busier engine companies, only one call between them as well lol so I think that was just their regular cloud raining on me haha
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And in directionlessness... I still have ingredients for the Coq au Vin, and a bottle if Sherry, so I think I'm going to try that to compare to the red and white, taste test winner gonna find itself being made at station on my next cook shift lol
So we had State Sheriffs on scene (yeah another oddity, because City&Counties are a single combined, State police are the Sheriff's...), State Crash sent a crash truck And their structure engine.
We showed up in a Rev (RRV, Rapid Response Vehicle) as opposed to the Quint (standard for medicals, take the Rev, everything else take the big truck).
AMR who is contracted for airport response had a supervisor/QRV show up alongside a regular City&County EMS ambulance.
All for one drink homeless dude... and here I thought LA Co was nuts haha
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Otherwise apparently I'm now a black cloud? This shift was only a pm 12 hrs (2000-0800) and ran 3 calls (lift assist, and two medicals counting that one) which were the only calls they had all shift lol.
Although I dispute the black cloud status since in my last 3 shift cycle at my regular engine we only ever had one call, and my last 4 days, where I worked 2 different OT shifts at two of the busier engine companies, only one call between them as well lol so I think that was just their regular cloud raining on me haha
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And in directionlessness... I still have ingredients for the Coq au Vin, and a bottle if Sherry, so I think I'm going to try that to compare to the red and white, taste test winner gonna find itself being made at station on my next cook shift lol
SandpitMedic
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Hawaii is an expensive state!
-Reverse seared steak. The how is pretty universal.
-Mascarpone cheese and minced garlic makes a damn good mashed potato.
-When making key lime pie, hand make your crust, filling, and whipped cream.
-A decent bar of chocolate, milk, cocoa powder is the bare minimum you should do for hot chocolate.
-Home made taco seasoning is easy to make and ground beef is cheap
-Pan seared asparagus is easy. Olive oil, butter, minced garlic.
SandpitMedic
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C’mon Seahawks!!! Got to do better than this!
SandpitMedic
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Iron chef over here!