Deadleaf
5 years ago
Tell them I'm don't want to wait 6 weeks for my stuff.... I did make a very larger purchase
frankj1
5 years ago
then definitely two hands.
Notthe1
5 years ago
Welcome to the looney bin.
frankj1
5 years ago
hands off, bud!
delta1
5 years ago
welcome, leavemdead...lotta nuts in here
Deadleaf
5 years ago
@frankj1...... There's enough of me to go around
Smooth light
5 years ago
We all act like nuts, so the squirrels can carry us to the top of the 'smoking if you got them Tree Forest'

D-leaf falling down, do make good fertilizer.
MACS
5 years ago
Firefighters... go where others fear to tread...


After the cops tell them it's safe.
Stogie1020
5 years ago

Literally took fire science classes for my degree....

Deadleaf wrote:


Welcome from a fellow noob.

Wait, a degree in fire sciences? I have a lot of respect for fire men/women/they/shim/her/whatever-pronouns-we-can-use, but a DEGREE?

I mean, FIRE=HOT=BURN. Doesn't that pretty much sum things up? How the hell do you get a degree in that (said in Mike Rowe voice)?
delta1
5 years ago
obviously, there're some deep mysteries involved in the triangle of heat, fuel and oxygen
MACS
5 years ago

Welcome from a fellow noob.

Wait, a degree in fire sciences? I have a lot of respect for fire men/women/they/shim/her/whatever-pronouns-we-can-use, but a DEGREE?

I mean, FIRE=HOT=BURN. Doesn't that pretty much sum things up? How the hell do you get a degree in that (said in Mike Rowe voice)?

Stogie1020 wrote:



Firefighting goes beyond the triangle and putting water on it. Different classes of fires, different means of extinguishing, different reactions to different extinguishing agents, etc. I've merely got a basic working knowledge of it, as all sailors on a naval ship must have. Especially those working in engineering.

Obviously a lot more to it than heat-fuel-oxygen. But if you remove one of the three... the fire goes out.
delta1
5 years ago
simple as pie...until Notre Dame burns ...or the forest catches fire
Stogie1020
5 years ago

Firefighting goes beyond the triangle and putting water on it. Different classes of fires, different means of extinguishing, different reactions to different extinguishing agents, etc. I've merely got a basic working knowledge of it, as all sailors on a naval ship must have. Especially those working in engineering.

Obviously a lot more to it than heat-fuel-oxygen. But if you remove one of the three... the fire goes out.

MACS wrote:



Totally agree it can be complicated, no disrespect at all to the fire fighting profession.

The bone I was picking was with a university offering a full degree program in "fire sciences"...
Deadleaf
5 years ago
It's a tech school.... 2 year program
MACS
5 years ago

Totally agree it can be complicated, no disrespect at all to the fire fighting profession.

The bone I was picking was with a university offering a full degree program in "fire sciences"...

Stogie1020 wrote:



Firefighters... go where others fear to tread...

After the cops tell them it's safe.

MACS wrote:



Perfectly acceptable to clown them... I did so right there^^ 😂
tonygraz
5 years ago
Do they have a football team ? I wanted to be a fireman when I was very young - it lasted about 2 days.
Dg west deptford
5 years ago
As someone studying to to get various subcode official, building inspector & plan review licenses EVERYTHING IS FIRE CODE!
Well, it seems like that anyway.
A bit overwhelmed at the moment. Gotta stay out of this forum and keep my face in the books
delta1
5 years ago
good luck, Dg
HockeyDad
5 years ago
Don’t burn the candle at both ends.
Dg west deptford
5 years ago
I wish it was only both ends.
Just settled on a flip house that's a complete gut & starting a basement finish job for one of my wealthiest customers.(hedge fund manager) It is the biggest contract I've ever sold in my 30 years of contracting.
Meanwhile good help is impossible to find due to the gubment dole.
The annual tournament of champions is next Friday (big $)
Now that I need the good luck wishes for!
I should stop crying as I am thankful for these "problems"
Thanks!
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