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askmrjesus 02-19-2009 09:09 AM

The next time you call the FD and interrupt them while they're taking a break, you might want to use this handy checklist:

1. Is my house on fire?

2. Is my big fat head stuck in a pool drain?

End of checklist.

JC

Papa_Complex 02-19-2009 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RACER X (Post 167812)
they'res always an ax to go thru the door as others have alluded to.

Spreader is considerably faster AND less destructive. Axes are only for people who lock themselves out of their houses.

Flexin 02-19-2009 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RACER X (Post 167806)
and before this weekend i didn't know they did it either.

the FD also had the tools, a door jamb spreader,

http://www.swatools.com/ecom/img-u/s...83180c723f.jpg

Then what or who gave you the idea to call them?

Thats a cool tool but I would rather not have my lock picked then to have the door jam pushed apart. Less chance for damage IMO by picking the lock. If the dead bolt gets locked it has to pushed pretty far to get past the bolt.

Even after this thread I will not call them if I'm locked out. I feel I I took enough steps to keep me from needing them.

James

RACER X 02-19-2009 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flexin (Post 167820)
Then what or who gave you the idea to call them?

Thats a cool tool but I would rather not have my lock picked then to have the door jam pushed apart. Less chance for damage IMO by picking the lock. If the dead bolt gets locked it has to pushed pretty far to get past the bolt.



James

2 of my neighbors told me

this wasn't a deadbolt, it was knob-lock? so it wasn't spread far.

yeah if it was the ft/rear door w/ deadbolts this tool woulda been a no go.

we're not gonna damage the doors or glass it is a new house, the L/S @ $125 woulda been the cheapest route.

azoomm 02-19-2009 09:17 AM

Nope.

I have entirely too many friends that work emergency services to subject them to such a menial task.

Amorok 02-19-2009 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RACER X (Post 167823)
this wasn't a deadbolt, it was knob-lock? so it wasn't spread far.

Wait, it was a knob lock? You fucking dolt, do you realize how easy it was to get past that piddly thing?! Just borrow a hammer and knock the goddamn knob off! Then, go to Wal-Mart and get two things:

1. A Brinks knob so nobody can do the same thing to you.

2. Get them to cut you a SPARE FUCKING KEY. They'll even engrave something on it for you. I'd suggest dumbass.

RACER X 02-19-2009 09:30 AM

yup knob lock


don't forget rekeying the lock.


Z hit it was a rubber mallet a few times, and gave up, then the neighbors came w/ FD idea. so we called them.

z06boy 02-19-2009 09:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trip (Post 167474)
break a window ftw

I'd probably do the same...I've NEVER even thought about calling the FD in a situation like this.

askmrjesus 02-19-2009 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RACER X (Post 167835)
Z hit it was a rubber mallet a few times, and gave up, then the neighbors came w/ FD idea. so we called them.

Wait, you had your wife try to break in for you, and THEN you called the FD?

What the fuck were you doing all this time, making waffles?

JC

Papa_Complex 02-19-2009 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by askmrjesus (Post 167843)
Wait, you had your wife try to break in for you, and THEN you called the FD?

What the fuck were you doing all this time, making waffles?

JC

The waffles were inside, remember?

Newfie (substitute Hillbilly if you don't know what a Newfie is) calls the fire department:

Newfie: I need help! I locked my keys inside my car and the engine is running. It's about to start raining, so I need to get in fast!

Dispatch: We can send a truck out immediately sir, but why is it such an emergency?

Newfie: Well it's a convertible and my family are locked inside. They'll drown!


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