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Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 8:27 am
by 3geese4me
So I had an eventful evening yesterday. One of our cooling pumps for a pretty important piece of equipment caught on fire. Yours truly responded to the fire and quickly put it out. In the mean time I inhaled enough toxic carbonyl fluoride gas fumes to temporarily cause some minor speech problems. To say to was slurring my speech was an understatement. I was not even comprehendable I was told. I wasnt really worried about the speech problems. The stomach, chest and back pains from the smoke is what really did me in. I was in such pain I thought I was pregnant. So, the doctor thought it was a good idea that I stay the night in the hospital for observation. So, if you are going to fight a fire like me. Make sure you dont breathe in any fumes.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:34 am
by Feelin' Fowl
Where's Dale when you need him?!?

All better now?

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:36 am
by jehler
3geese4me wrote:So I had an eventful evening yesterday. One of our cooling pumps for a pretty important piece of equipment caught on fire. Yours truly responded to the fire and quickly put it out. In the mean time I inhaled enough toxic carbonyl fluoride gas fumes to temporarily cause some minor speech problems. To say to was slurring my speech was an understatement. I was not even comprehendable I was told. I wasnt really worried about the speech problems. The stomach, chest and back pains from the smoke is what really did me in. I was in such pain I thought I was pregnant. So, the doctor thought it was a good idea that I stay the night in the hospital for observation. So, if you are going to fight a fire like me. Make sure you dont breathe in any fumes.
damn dude, they make new cooling pumps ya know!?! Hope you don't have any lasting problems, positive thoughts your way

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:44 am
by aunt betty
One night after I'd worked a long, hot, day I was awakened by a woman screaming her head off that smoke was coming out of their trailer and it was on fire.

It was.

I ran out in my underwear and spotted her husband trying to squirt water into a tiny hole of the trailer skirting.
I yelled STAND back and went to work.

I tore off the skirting and you could actually SEE the fire running horizontally down the "chase" for lack of a better word.
The fire had traveled from the bathroom about 30-40 feet to the kitchen. It was following the water pipe "soffit".

After the skirt was off we put the fire out with a water hose but the kittens back in the kids bedroom didn't make it.

Yeah, I put out a fire wearing nothing but my tighty whiteys. SAVED my neighbors home, No doubt in my mind.

True heroes don't even think but spring into action without regard to their own safety. It's CRAZY!

3g4m is a hero...obviously.
Good job and I hope you recover quickly and fully. :thumbsup:

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 1:28 pm
by 3geese4me
Feelin' Fowl wrote:Where's Dale when you need him?!?

All better now?

Yep. Im already home. I work out in western nd and the base is about 3-3.5 hours away. I didnt have a choice, I had to fight it.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 1:39 pm
by DC727
Reason we wear scba, shit works. Glad you're alright

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Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 1:52 pm
by 3geese4me
DC727 wrote:Reason we wear scba, shit works. Glad you're alright

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Yeah we dont have that stuff. All I had to help me was my rugged good looks. And obviously that didnt get me very far.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 2:01 pm
by Redbeard
3geese4me wrote:So I had an eventful evening yesterday. One of our cooling pumps for a pretty important piece of equipment caught on fire. Yours truly responded to the fire and quickly put it out. In the mean time I inhaled enough toxic carbonyl fluoride gas fumes to temporarily cause some minor speech problems. To say to was slurring my speech was an understatement. I was not even comprehendable I was told. I wasnt really worried about the speech problems. The stomach, chest and back pains from the smoke is what really did me in. I was in such pain I thought I was pregnant. So, the doctor thought it was a good idea that I stay the night in the hospital for observation. So, if you are going to fight a fire like me. Make sure you dont breathe in any fumes.
damn brother that ain't good. Good luck with everything

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 3:48 pm
by DC727
3geese4me wrote:
DC727 wrote:Reason we wear scba, shit works. Glad you're alright

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Yeah we dont have that stuff. All I had to help me was my rugged good looks. And obviously that didnt get me very far.
by those selfies on Facebook, I'm surprised

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Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 6:42 pm
by 3geese4me
DC727 wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
DC727 wrote:Reason we wear scba, shit works. Glad you're alright

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Yeah we dont have that stuff. All I had to help me was my rugged good looks. And obviously that didnt get me very far.
by those selfies on Facebook, I'm surprised

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I look good huh?

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 7:07 pm
by AKPirate
Glad your OK :thumbsup:

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 7:11 pm
by vincentpa
aunt betty wrote:One night after I'd worked a long, hot, day I was awakened by a woman screaming her head off that smoke was coming out of their trailer and it was on fire.

It was.

I ran out in my underwear and spotted her husband trying to squirt water into a tiny hole of the trailer skirting.
I yelled STAND back and went to work.

I tore off the skirting and you could actually SEE the fire running horizontally down the "chase" for lack of a better word.
The fire had traveled from the bathroom about 30-40 feet to the kitchen. It was following the water pipe "soffit".

After the skirt was off we put the fire out with a water hose but the kittens back in the kids bedroom didn't make it.

Yeah, I put out a fire wearing nothing but my tighty whiteys. SAVED my neighbors home, No doubt in my mind.

True heroes don't even think but spring into action without regard to their own safety. It's CRAZY!

3g4m is a hero...obviously.
Good job and I hope you recover quickly and fully. :thumbsup:



You actually live in a trailer park? When you get up in the morning, do you walk outside in your skivvies scratching your junk while yawning?

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 7:14 pm
by Mornin Beef
vincentpa wrote:
aunt betty wrote:One night after I'd worked a long, hot, day I was awakened by a woman screaming her head off that smoke was coming out of their trailer and it was on fire.

It was.

I ran out in my underwear and spotted her husband trying to squirt water into a tiny hole of the trailer skirting.
I yelled STAND back and went to work.

I tore off the skirting and you could actually SEE the fire running horizontally down the "chase" for lack of a better word.
The fire had traveled from the bathroom about 30-40 feet to the kitchen. It was following the water pipe "soffit".

After the skirt was off we put the fire out with a water hose but the kittens back in the kids bedroom didn't make it.

Yeah, I put out a fire wearing nothing but my tighty whiteys. SAVED my neighbors home, No doubt in my mind.

True heroes don't even think but spring into action without regard to their own safety. It's CRAZY!

3g4m is a hero...obviously.
Good job and I hope you recover quickly and fully. :thumbsup:



You actually live in a trailer park? When you get up in the morning, do you walk outside in your skivvies scratching your junk while yawning?

funny you say that, i was thinking 3geese had a guilty conscious and had a meth lab explosion.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 7:21 pm
by aunt betty
vincentpa wrote:
aunt betty wrote:One night after I'd worked a long, hot, day I was awakened by a woman screaming her head off that smoke was coming out of their trailer and it was on fire.

It was.

I ran out in my underwear and spotted her husband trying to squirt water into a tiny hole of the trailer skirting.
I yelled STAND back and went to work.

I tore off the skirting and you could actually SEE the fire running horizontally down the "chase" for lack of a better word.
The fire had traveled from the bathroom about 30-40 feet to the kitchen. It was following the water pipe "soffit".

After the skirt was off we put the fire out with a water hose but the kittens back in the kids bedroom didn't make it.

Yeah, I put out a fire wearing nothing but my tighty whiteys. SAVED my neighbors home, No doubt in my mind.

True heroes don't even think but spring into action without regard to their own safety. It's CRAZY!

3g4m is a hero...obviously.
Good job and I hope you recover quickly and fully. :thumbsup:



You actually live in a trailer park? When you get up in the morning, do you walk outside in your skivvies scratching your junk while yawning?

I lived in a trailer park. Moved into town 2.5 yrs ago.
My house don't have wheels any more. :)
Ask huntal6 and FF. They both have been here.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 7:30 pm
by vincentpa
aunt betty wrote:
vincentpa wrote:
aunt betty wrote:One night after I'd worked a long, hot, day I was awakened by a woman screaming her head off that smoke was coming out of their trailer and it was on fire.

It was.

I ran out in my underwear and spotted her husband trying to squirt water into a tiny hole of the trailer skirting.
I yelled STAND back and went to work.

I tore off the skirting and you could actually SEE the fire running horizontally down the "chase" for lack of a better word.
The fire had traveled from the bathroom about 30-40 feet to the kitchen. It was following the water pipe "soffit".

After the skirt was off we put the fire out with a water hose but the kittens back in the kids bedroom didn't make it.

Yeah, I put out a fire wearing nothing but my tighty whiteys. SAVED my neighbors home, No doubt in my mind.

True heroes don't even think but spring into action without regard to their own safety. It's CRAZY!

3g4m is a hero...obviously.
Good job and I hope you recover quickly and fully. :thumbsup:



You actually live in a trailer park? When you get up in the morning, do you walk outside in your skivvies scratching your junk while yawning?

I lived in a trailer park. Moved into town 2.5 yrs ago.
My house don't have wheels any more. :)
Ask huntal6 and FF. They both have been here.


How many trailer park bunnies did you bang?

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 7:54 pm
by aunt betty
vincentpa wrote:
aunt betty wrote:
vincentpa wrote:
aunt betty wrote:One night after I'd worked a long, hot, day I was awakened by a woman screaming her head off that smoke was coming out of their trailer and it was on fire.

It was.

I ran out in my underwear and spotted her husband trying to squirt water into a tiny hole of the trailer skirting.
I yelled STAND back and went to work.

I tore off the skirting and you could actually SEE the fire running horizontally down the "chase" for lack of a better word.
The fire had traveled from the bathroom about 30-40 feet to the kitchen. It was following the water pipe "soffit".

After the skirt was off we put the fire out with a water hose but the kittens back in the kids bedroom didn't make it.

Yeah, I put out a fire wearing nothing but my tighty whiteys. SAVED my neighbors home, No doubt in my mind.

True heroes don't even think but spring into action without regard to their own safety. It's CRAZY!

3g4m is a hero...obviously.
Good job and I hope you recover quickly and fully. :thumbsup:



You actually live in a trailer park? When you get up in the morning, do you walk outside in your skivvies scratching your junk while yawning?

I lived in a trailer park. Moved into town 2.5 yrs ago.
My house don't have wheels any more. :)
Ask huntal6 and FF. They both have been here.


How many trailer park bunnies did you bang?

One.
One trailer park bunny.
Nah ah ah
Probably expose my self to ridicule but ...
I've been true to my wife for 34 years.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:37 pm
by 3legged_lab
Glad it worked out 3g, maybe you'll get an awesome firefighter medal for your troubles, then Dale wont be hatin.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:45 pm
by 3geese4me
3legged_lab wrote:Glad it worked out 3g, maybe you'll get an awesome firefighter medal for your troubles, then Dale wont be hatin.


I seriously doubt I'll get anything for this unfortunately. I joked and asked for a purple heart, didn't hear a yes or a no on that one.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:51 pm
by AKPirate
3geese4me wrote:
3legged_lab wrote:Glad it worked out 3g, maybe you'll get an awesome firefighter medal for your troubles, then Dale wont be hatin.


I seriously doubt I'll get anything for this unfortunately. I joked and asked for a purple heart, didn't hear a yes or a no on that one.


Did the Nuke warhead go off before you got it out?

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 11:31 pm
by 3geese4me
AKPirate wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
3legged_lab wrote:Glad it worked out 3g, maybe you'll get an awesome firefighter medal for your troubles, then Dale wont be hatin.


I seriously doubt I'll get anything for this unfortunately. I joked and asked for a purple heart, didn't hear a yes or a no on that one.


Did the Nuke warhead go off before you got it out?


Nope. But know that the USAF's ICBM force still retained it's leg of the nuclear triage.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 11:33 pm
by AKPirate
3geese4me wrote:
AKPirate wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
3legged_lab wrote:Glad it worked out 3g, maybe you'll get an awesome firefighter medal for your troubles, then Dale wont be hatin.


I seriously doubt I'll get anything for this unfortunately. I joked and asked for a purple heart, didn't hear a yes or a no on that one.


Did the Nuke warhead go off before you got it out?


Nope. But know that the USAF's ICBM force still retained it's leg of the nuclear triage.


Whew, close one.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 12:03 am
by 3geese4me
AKPirate wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
AKPirate wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
3legged_lab wrote:Glad it worked out 3g, maybe you'll get an awesome firefighter medal for your troubles, then Dale wont be hatin.


I seriously doubt I'll get anything for this unfortunately. I joked and asked for a purple heart, didn't hear a yes or a no on that one.


Did the Nuke warhead go off before you got it out?


Nope. But know that the USAF's ICBM force still retained it's leg of the nuclear triage.


Whew, close one.


You don't know how close I came to shitting myself.

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 12:08 am
by AKPirate
You should go into work wearing tights with a big S on your chest

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 12:22 am
by 3geese4me
AKPirate wrote:You should go into work wearing tights with a big S on your chest

Maybe comment on the "Badass" thread on here?....

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 12:24 am
by AKPirate
3geese4me wrote:
AKPirate wrote:You should go into work wearing tights with a big S on your chest

Maybe comment on the "Badass" thread on here?....


I put out a nuclear fire would be hard to beat

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 4:01 am
by Goldfish
As someone down wind of you, THANK YOU!

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 5:28 am
by DeadEye_Dan
AKPirate wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
AKPirate wrote:You should go into work wearing tights with a big S on your chest

Maybe comment on the "Badass" thread on here?....


I put out a nuclear fire would be hard to beat


Probably just 2-3 slots below "pissing gravel, unmedicated"

Re: Remember kids, don't play with fire

PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 3:49 pm
by AKPirate
DeadEye_Dan wrote:
AKPirate wrote:
3geese4me wrote:
AKPirate wrote:You should go into work wearing tights with a big S on your chest

Maybe comment on the "Badass" thread on here?....


I put out a nuclear fire would be hard to beat


Probably just 2-3 slots below "pissing gravel, unmedicated"

:lol: