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Not to get off the subject, but I heard those fried turkeys are delicious. Never had one myself.

Tsk Tsk Ta176, picking on geniuses. LOL

I was going to say that, however, I didn't want to seem insensitive. lol

And...10-26 code 3 for a microwave oven or code 4 for a barbecue grill. LOL

Can't wait to find out, eventually, whose pulling her strings?

Lebby, they talked about sergeants back in 1984/85 way before you had to be a medic to get promoted. The merry-go-round keeps spinning.

Congratulations Liz and all the best to you. It was always a pleasure to work with you way back when.

Rest In Peace Sir. Condolences to your family and the Buffalo FD as a whole. May God Bless you all.

I'll stick my nose in and say 288 before 292 unless of course 288 was on another run.

Worked with Pete when he was an EMT at Sta.43 (Coney Island). Rest In Peace and God Bless Pete and family.

That rig cost a few bucks. No wonder the tolls went up.

"Hells Hundred Acres"

That place is one big pain in the ......!

Interesting that there is no badge number and the piece shows no sign of wear.

Makes you wonder, if true, who's moving in, Boro Command, Fire Prevention, Marshals, Medical Division Satellite? Like you said Chief, "we will see."

Good to hear.

I don't know if this holds true today but years ago disciplinary action could be instituted against EMT's/Paramedics who failed to obtain social security numbers from patients and list same on the ACR. More likely than not some of the "frequent fliers" gave fictitious numbers. Nah, who would do...

You got that right Lebby!

Yes Indeed!

Yes indeed!