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LoL. Awesome....a jet engine in an ambulance....I want. I could definately deal without the excessive bouncing from the hydrolics, but those flames could definately come in handy with these idiot Jersey drivers!!!

In addition to what Timmy originally said, and going along with this idea, is kinda a before & after shot. Show a kid who just started the stuff in HS, and kinda do a broken timeline progression thing showing the kid going from a fairly good student, to a kid on the street all f'd up. I work at an ER in Newark, NJ. For anyone who doesn't know the area....it's a really bad urban ghetto. We see this all the time. These young peoples (20-29) come in there all messed up from horrible binges. We had one girl come in with a really nasty head laceration that took numerous stitches to heal because she fell down a flight of stairs after a 3 day binge of heroine and cocaine. We tried to give her morphine to lessen the pain while we were cleansing and stitching the wound but it wouldn't work cuz she used up all her receptors on the drugs. Now, turn back the timeline maybe 10-15 yrs, and I'm sure they were a lot better off than they are now! Just an idea for ya.

I wish the US would use more 'graphic' commercials like this!!! It would show all these stupid HS kids how those "cool" things they do in their cars (drag race, drive like they're insane, etc.....) are really risky and can cost them thier lives. Especially some of these guys on their Kawasaki, Honda, etc.... motorcycles that go 90+MPH on the highways weaving in & outta traffic. Maybe....just maybe....it would open thier eyes just a lil to be a bit safer!

If I'm correct, the "vigorous airway management" was the guy's screaming at the lady, so the topic name definately does fit. But, wow....that's friggen insane. Now, the picture was fuzzy, but am I right that his head did spider and possibly go through the windshield????

Emo = short for emotional. It was originally a genre of rock music in which the singers would whine about their ex's and how their parents hate them & stuff. Then, all the kids picked up on it and now emo can also be a label for kids that listen to that kinda music and, many times, wear all black. The guys have a tendency to be very skinny and wear tight girly pants. Examples of 'emo' music: Dashboard Confessional, many songs by Simple Plan.

Wow.....that wasn't even depressing cuz of wat she was saying....that was just depressing because she actually thought someone would watch that and not laugh at her. The girl desperately needs some Zoloft and a good psychiatrist. And, geez....why do all the supposed 'emos' have to dress goth??? They aren't goth! Argh!

Yea. I understand wat u mean. My company has the scanner cuz we are doin' some town EMS. I've found that JEMS4 is a good station if you wanna get the local PD. I found that out when we got bored & decided to listen to how retarted the Teaneck PD can be. :twisted:

Oh, but how much do we wish we could sometimes!!! BTW, for peoples in Jersey, if you really wanna get back at someone that is acting like a jerk on the road, in my post b4 I mentioned the aggressive driver hotline. If you call it, they will either put you through to the nearest state police station (if you're on a highway) or to the local PD. I've called it numerous times when someone was speedin' through traffic cuttin' everyone off or when someone was tailgating me like crazy. It's fun to watch the person get pulled over. The number is #77. I'm sure in other states they may have something similar. Have fun!

Don't worry. I'm not angry at all. By posting on here I know I'm up for criticism as much as anything else. Just wanna rebut a few things! As for #4, I get those lil intuition feelings sometimes when I know somethings gonna happen. That's wat I meant by that. I was actually driving extra careful cuz I didn't want it to happen! In my company, standing policy is if you get in an accident, your driving priviledges get revoked 'til the police report is picked up and the supervisor reviews it. Now, I don't like how my partner drives, so I did not want that to happen!! For #5, I actually had a good stopping distance. I still had a good amount of room in front of me after I braked. The reason I called it sudden was cuz it was very surprising one. The person in front of me was tailgating the person in front of him (surprise surprise? :roll:) and I had to suddenly stop. I always try to drive as safe as I can. It just sucks because people in this state are absolutely oblivious to everything around them. I swear, most of them find their driver's licenses in the bottom of a cereal box. ](*,) And, akflightmedic, I totally understand why you would throw a devil's advocate to this posting. As I said before, I knew I would be up for criticism putting this up. Thanx for the pointers. :lol:/

Oh gosh........yes it does, but this was actually Fairview Ave in Fairview. If u know the road, u know how awful it is. No shoulder, 2 lanes, huge hill, winding, busy as ANYTHING!! When we stopped after the accident, you should've seen the backup caused (especially cuz of rubberneckers). However....Bloomfield Ave is where I got in my 1st accident with my personal vehicle. Bloomfield Ave in Bloomfield, rite by the intersection with State St. Guy opened his door as we were coming from the light that just turned green. No time to stop, cars next to me, so I couldn't get outta the way. He took off my side view mirror, I think he had a dent in his company vehicle? ::shakes head::

Thanx, I guess?? LoL :?:

I was thinking about that!!! LoL. 3 things made me not do it. One, it was daytime. Two, if she's that close to my ambulance, can she even see the rear floods???? Three, if shes such an idiot to be that close to my ambulance, wtf would she do if she got a lil spooked by the lights??

In the town I used to volly for, we regularly got called to a local strip club for seizures. One of the dancers and one of the bouncers had some sorta seizure disorder. Other random people used to have seizures there too. It was a given we would go there at least 2-3 times a week. We also got called once to one of the many sleezy motels for a DOA. They had to go searching through the motel for her ID and such because everything was separately wrapped in ziplock baggies. Very very odd.....and smelly!

Last weekend I was drivin' the ambulance back to a pt.'s residence on a normal transport run. We were already havin' a bad day with dummy drivers on the road & I had a feelin' one of them was gonna hit us eventually. Well, I'm drivin' up this congested 2 lane road & I look in my mirrors & see this chick tailing us with only about six inches of distance. I tap my brakes to give a lil hint. Not taken. I was bout to hand my partner my cell to call the aggressive driver hotline (oh wat a beautiful thing it is!!) and a guy stops short in front of me. I stop, and of course the dummy in back of me slams into me. Thankfully, I was driving the box, not the 'van'bulance that day. So I get out, already in the process of calling 911. She's out already picking up her license plate (lol) and I realize my ambulance has no damage. Her bumper will prolly need to be replaced. I ask her if she's ok and she asks me why I'm on my cell. I tell her I'm calling 911, she gives me a hissy look, and goes on her phone. I'm waiting in my ambulance, and her husband actually comes up to my ambulance and asks me if we could resolve this without making a report. :shock: Later on, cops arrive & the couple started trying to tell the police it was my fault. The cop tells them why they are at fault & the couple now gets hissy with him. The policeman actually had to ask the husband to leave (he had driven there in his own car after the wife called.) The lady even got nasty with me when I simply asked for insurance info stating "Why??? Your ambulance has no damage. My car is the only one that has damage!" We're now wondering if she's gonna try something because at the end, she told the policeman to hurry up because she was 'feeling sick'. :roll: Anyone else have ridiculous stories like this????

Some more that I thought of...though I'm sure I'll figure out more. Oh, and techno songs are great for when you're goin' to a priority one call. Good fast beat, pumps u up. Good stuff. :-) Crazy - Gnarles Barkley (for the psychs) Ring the Alarm - Beyonce (domestic violence) God Called in Sick Today - AFI Losing Grip - Avril Lavigne (EDP or attempted suicide) Beat that Bitch - Johnny Dangerous (okay....it's wrong....completely wrong....but it does fit) Girl Fight - Big Boi & Brooke Valentine In the Ghetto - Cartman from South Park & Johnny Cash (it's funny to listen to if u gotta go in2 the ghetto section of town) Vitamin R (Leading us Along) - Chevelle (OD/Drugs) Just Lose It - Eminem (after a crazy day!!!) Breathe - Fabolous (respiratory)' Out of Control - Hoobastank (again.....crazy day song) Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit (EDP or crazy day) Fired Up - Funky Green Dogs (stand-by at a fire) Stephen - Senses Fail (suicide) Save Me - Shinedown (drugs) Untitled - Simple Plan (attempted suicide, depressed EDP's) Bouncing off the Walls - Sugarcult (EDP, crazy day song) Psycho - System of a Down (EDP, druggie) Understanding in a Car Crash - Thursday The Way I Feel - Twelve Stones (EDP) Anthem of Our Dying Day - Story of the Year The Red - Chevelle (angry, feisty patients) Breathing - Yellowcard Hover - TrustCompany (druggies) Rescue Me - Zebrahead Say it Ain't So - Weezer (alchoholics) Paris in Flames - Thursday The Kids Aren't Alright - The Offspring Whores in the House - Frank Ski (great song 2 play while u go through an area known for prostitution. :-D) Pardon Me - Incubus (attempted suicide) Carousel - Linkin Park (druggie) Part of Me - Linkin Park (EDP) One Step Closer - Linkin Park (EDP) Ana's Song (Open Fire) - Silverchair (anorexia) Most of Reggie & the Full Effect songs are just good up-beat rock songs that are good to drive to.