frdude1000
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Ok. Everyone knows they have an inner whacker inside of them. We all also work around whackers/squirrels/nuts whatever your area calls them. This is the thread to share our stories, pictures, videos, etc.
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Everyone knows they have an inner whacker inside of them.
I find that rather offensive. It's like assuming everyone has a touch of schizophrenia.
HOWEVER, I do own a scanner and when I sit on the computer or I'm doing something for school etc. I listen to the local dispatch center.
I own a scanner, but there are no fire, EMS or PD frequencies tuned into it.
How about the person with more money put into emergency lights than their POV was worth? And they had more/better lights than PD's patrol cars.
did he want a bright orange jumpsuit too?Well I once knew a guy who wanted to be a HEMS doctor ..... .
did he want a bright orange jumpsuit too?
and I don't have a scanner. Anyone who has a scanner and listens to it when not at the squad/firehouse/etc is a bigger whacker than anyone with lights on their POV.
People who get "Paramedic" type tattoos before they even become a medic always amaze me. I can see why it may give you motivation, but seriously???
I know several people that have gotten them done and are no longer in our Assoc. Degree Paramedic program. And I know a few that got them done and are still there with me.
(these tat's were acquired in our emt basic semester) h34r:
People who get "Paramedic" type tattoos before they even become a medic always amaze me. I can see why it may give you motivation, but seriously???
The only medical tattoo I'm getting is my EFMB tattooed on my forearm with "A time to kill, a time to heal" around it.
The only medical tattoo I plan on is when I am older. I am going to be "that guy" with DNR in huge print across my chest