FYI, if your 3.5 y.o. locks you outta the house

[z06boy]

Originally Posted by RACER X

dunno about ya'll but when i'm around the house i don't carry keys around. we were outside most of the day hanging w/ the neighbors, and at the time i had walked across the street to lend a neighbor a tool. you'd carry your keys across the street?

Probably so especially if I had small children running around...or at least have a hidden key. IF I didn't...I definitely would now after posting this and getting grief.

[Dragonpaco]

Originally Posted by RACER X

they were in no emergancy, they were sitting around the firehouse watching TV, i don't expect them to come if they're figting a fire somewhere. they're 3.7 mi away..

what do you think we EMS people do when there aren't calls? sit around the radio waiting for jerkoffs to call us for trivial shit?

[anthonyk]

Originally Posted by azoomm

You have a wad of keys on a keychain tugging on your ignition, don't you...

LOL, I come by it honestly. My dad kept keys for old locks from like 20 years before on his keychain. I swear that thing had 50 keys and weighed a couple of pounds...

But yeah, now that I think about it, I guess my bike key doesn't have any other keys on it. I trust the garage door opener to get me in. Guess I'll have some time to kill if the battery ever dies in the remote.

[anthonyk]

Originally Posted by Dragonpaco

we charge about 700 bucks for helping someone get back into bed so i can imagine a lockout service will be pretty expensive

"I've fallen and I can't get up" kind of stuff? The commercials don't lie?

[Dragonpaco]

nope those commercials are almost dead on, except they cant describe the smell of someone who decided to shit themselves while on the floor waiting

[RACER X]

Originally Posted by Dragonpaco

what do you think we EMS people do when there aren't calls? sit around the radio waiting for jerkoffs to call us for trivial shit?

i'm sure there's work to do. but there's down time esp. w/ nothing's happening that day. they rolled a 2 man crew vs ?? (4-5?) for some big ass fire truck at least 4 seat positions,

it's a staffed station vs volunteer.

and like i said we called the reg. line vs 911

lazy sunday afternoon, we're out in the country.

but anyways it wasn't funny till after the fireman left and april was asleep, and way inthe future we can laugh at this day vs you whiners........

[Dragonpaco]

our downtime is usually the only time we get to eat/sleep/shower/talk to family for 5 mins before the next call comes out. unlike you, they dont get to go home after 8 hours, the normal shift for a fire station is anywhere between 12-36 hours. and of course there were only 2 guys there, if they sent a loaded fire truck to help you open your door then they are retarded. you will be charged for the service they provided. it will be more than a locksmith will charge you and you should pay it with a smile knowing your lock out situation fucked up what little down time they had

[RACER X]

hey look, i used up my 1 free pass

http://www.twowheelfix.com/showthread.php?t=6058

so dragon , does your station offer to open doors. our neighbor told us that was told to them at the boy scouts meeting.

[Dragonpaco]

my fire station will do it for houses, cops do it for cars. we dont give the first call free, nor do the cops or fire department.

[CrazyKell]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. You should not have had children nor should you be allowed to procreate further.