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  1. ohnoyoudidnt

    Detroit EMS

    I hear horror stories daily from the couple friends I have working in the city. The most recent story being one of the medic rigs not being able to stop do to bald tires & no brakes sliding into an intersection t-boning another truck. On that same night another crew hit a pot hole, one of the...
  2. ohnoyoudidnt

    Cabulance?

    This has fail written all over it.
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    100% Directionless Thread

    NomNomNom WIN! :ph34r:
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    100% Directionless Thread

    Cookies!
  5. ohnoyoudidnt

    Detroit EMS

    Buffalo is the same way, nightly you will hear fire dispatch say no ambulance available and most of the time there are a ton of calls holding, though our response times are slow there "normally" is never more than a 20 minute wait. But then there are "those" nights when you might wait up to an...
  6. ohnoyoudidnt

    What does your agency ride in...

    Rochester and Syracuse also have contracts with RMA, it most likely was one of theirs as they all have new stuff. I dont think any of out junk would make it out to Binghamton with out turning into a fireball on the way.
  7. ohnoyoudidnt

    Rural/Metro Georgia

    Our newest and most used truck is a 2009 Ford.... Towtruck ^_^ We have been slowly weeding out the junk and getting better stuff. I know RM-Rochester just put a fleet 0f like 30 2010's in service. We have been seeing new stuff the problem is it doesn't come into the city but stays out in the...
  8. ohnoyoudidnt

    Rural/Metro Georgia

    Half a million is the new Zero.
  9. ohnoyoudidnt

    Rural/Metro Georgia

    I agree for the most part. I worked for Southwest/RMA in AZ, and now work for RMA-WNY. Its a decent job with good people, however management has this company so messed that most people hate it. If its anything like Buffalo, run away far far far away.
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    What does your agency ride in...

    You know it.
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    100% Directionless Thread

    You do have amazingly smallllll feet.
  12. ohnoyoudidnt

    So I finally quit my job today

    Good luck.
  13. ohnoyoudidnt

    What does your agency ride in...

    I share with you some of the fine high "quality" rigs in B-Lo. #1: 2006 (572) - 217,000 #2: 2003 (590) - 421,000 #3: 2000 (568) - 588,000 #4: 2003 (M12) - 127,000 #5: 1998 (525) - Put to sleep after 615,000 (The body came off on the way to a call) #6: 2000 (512/268) - 302,000 (Donated to us...
  14. ohnoyoudidnt

    Only @ Rural/Metro, lmao

  15. ohnoyoudidnt

    Only @ Rural/Metro, lmao

    I dont but i know Sparky21 has a picture of their Southwest/Mesa posting, haha. Ill see if I can get it from her.
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    Only @ Rural/Metro, lmao

    Ah southwest, another fine Rural Uh/Oh owned failure. ^_^
  17. ohnoyoudidnt

    Only @ Rural/Metro, lmao

    Effective September 15th Rural/Metro Ambulance will be cooperating with the National Fire ProtectionAgency (NFPA) and the Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) in a study of 24 hour EMS personel. A recent study has surfaced hypothosizing that the deteriorating health of 24 hour medical...
  18. ohnoyoudidnt

    Most common calls/jobs in your City/Area

    Just remember, the hospital is right next to walmart and its welfare wednesday. Get you free cabulance ride to the hospital, sign out AMA or just walk out like most, head over to walmart and take a real taxi home saving the cost of one trip. 1. Chest Pains 2. Diff Breathing (Those that know...
  19. ohnoyoudidnt

    Interested in becoming an EMT - Portsmouth, NH area

    Avoid online classes if possible unless through your local college directly. Try this for information about EMS in your state. http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/fstems/ems/training/index.html Then try to find info on one of the volly companies in Rockingham County close to you, most of them...
  20. ohnoyoudidnt

    Detroit

    So Detroit had 83 structure fires yesterday leading to telling citizens that their are "No fire units available citywide." for nearly an entire 24 hours. Now the FD knows what their medics go through day to day...
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