Show here your documentary/repo about editor/ingame call outs

[LAD23DER]

Haha

[Fred03]

In actuality if more people were trained/willing to fight incipient fires with fire extinguishers quite a number of fires could be prevented.

[LAD23DER]

In actuality if more people were trained/willing to fight incipient fires with fire extinguishers quite a number of fires could be prevented.

Your very right. There was just a teen on the news in the past few weeks who was home alone and stopped a kitchen fire from burning down his whole house with an extinguisher. Same goes for sprinklers, if more buildings had sprinklers (even the older ones) many fires could be stopped more quickly without them turning into multiple alarm fires.

[Fred03]

Same with first aid. In Fred's perfect world "Basic Life Skills" would be a required school class and have things like gun safety, first aid, fire extinguishers, personal finance, drivers education and boating education.

[LAD23DER]

Same with first aid. In Fred's perfect world "Basic Life Skills" would be a required school class and have things like gun safety, first aid, fire extinguishers, personal finance, drivers education and boating education.

Nah. That algebra stuff is way more important in the real world.

 

Seriously though, Couldn't agree with you more.

[Fred03]

Just Messing around in Montana mod

 

Working a Medical

 

Every medical ever, one guy doing patient care and 4 standing around.

[LAD23DER]

You know it

[Guest]

Your right about sprinkers there was a fire in an English fire station I believe and it had just been built and they never had sprinkers and it caught fire and now a new spare engine is at the police stAtion...

[met police999]

Its a UK law to have sprinklers in public and government buildings and i think your on about this fire in North Berwick it wasn't long before the merger http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-20577549

[Guest]

No it was more recent I'll try and find it:)