Honestly, I find what you're saying rude and disrespectful. To act like researching morrowwindz's posting history, compiling evidence, and composing painstaking reports for our forum moderators to read is anything less than a dedicated undertaking that requires hundreds of man-hours is nothing short of insulting.

Fact is AnimeA is a vanguard in the field of morrowwindz's posting habits and account history, and to credit him with anything less would be to ignore the dedication that is requesite to becoming the best. It'd be like saying Tom Brady is a system quarterback. No, he dedicated his life to being the best, and to suggest anything less is to belittle his accomplishments.

Obviously AnimeA is too humble to brag about how much time and effort he has invested in this Magnum Opus of his, but give credit where credit is due is all I'm saying.

This post was edited by Terps on Dec 28 2018 04:06pm

I just think you're a fucking bitch.

Lol

Terps, I want you to give me a Heisman tattoo

Do u actually “fight” fires nonstop? I’d imagine 70% of that 300 hours is just sitting around staffing the fire station or rescuing cats from trees

And car accidents, elderly falling, old folks homes etc

I’m just curious. I have a friend who is a firefighter. He seems to have lots of free time based on how many snapchat messages he sends out on a daily basis

My brother in law is a firefighter and he beat red dead 2 the third day it came out. It might be different in Chicago but in Dayton you just sit around 90% of the time from the way he tells it.

And they do, they'll work on training, maintenence of gear/vehicles, etc during the time they aren't actively on calls

Cats from trees? what is this 1970.. get out of here with that shit.

and no, most of our calls are EMS. So those happen all day and all night pretty much. The rest of the calls; car accidents, gas leaks, elevator rescues, fires, water rescues ... stuff like that, we take them as they come, they are weekly but EMS is the bulk of any fire department(most).



Well they either dont run EMS and/or he works in a very low volume area. Like I said, we did over 4,000 calls this year. Thats a lot, would be curious to know how many calls he did just as comparison.

It is rare, but some departments dont run ems(they arent emts/paramedics) JUST firefighters, and the city/town/whatever it is, pays someone else to run EMS. Departments like this are not common anymore, but they do exist.

That is not the case where I work, we run EMS and we are all emts/paramedics.



We have Roll Call at 7:30, then everyday every truck/rig needs to be checked and every piece of equipment, then we clean the station. We have daily EMS training, Fire Training few times a week, inspections... whatever else needs to be done. (training, especially EMS refreshing is very important. Its impossible to learn the skills to be a paramedic one time and remember it forever, we are always refreshing/learning so we know what to do on a call. We can literally stick a needle into someones chest or shock people or push drugs that stop your heart. These things require constant refreshing/re-learning). At 3PM you are allowed to go to the gym and workout. 4pm is considered 'end of duty day' and you can change out of your duty uniform and put on shorts or sweatpants and shit. Sunday is a 'down day' But remember there are average 10+ calls a day during all this time and after 4pm and well into the night.

Does that mean from 7:30am-4:00pm we work nonstop/train nonstop. NO, there is of course some downtime in between, and we will sit in the day room and relax in a recliner and watch tv or nap or whatever it is. Somedays its all work, somedays its half work/some days half work half relaxing/some days its all relaxing, but therese still 10 calls to be done everyday. And around the holidays its all 'down time'. Second week in Jan we will kick back up to our regular routine.