Sounds more like a job than a game.

In reply to this comment by doogle:
so, what do they do? My friend plays Lord of Ultima all day. All the better since there can be an attack any time, and he's always ready. His tribe relies heavy on him to defend anytime during the day while they're at their actual work work (they can't play the game at work work). The scant chance he's off on a call during the day is minimal, but he has seniority so he can choose that dead dead time. Not (only) because it's less busy, but because he likes to have hours like other non-firefighters.

So, I ask, what do they do when they're not on a call? Maybe like my other friend who play video games on the arcade coin-op they recently moved into the station...

Maybe... others' taxes? Building a school in Africa? Writing that screenplay? Tell me.
In reply to this comment by BoneRemake:
That is a fantasticly ignorant comment. I hope you are as drunk as I am. To state the obvious, Firefighters do NOT sit on their ass all day waiting for calls. I do not know what hill billy town you are from, but in centers with populations worth mentioning, Firefighters fuck around productively.
In reply to this comment by doogle:
Disgusting. You're not hired by the state to turn against it. You don't like the retirement plan? Learn another trade where you can sit on your ass all day waiting for an incident.

Screw the window or how it was broken, who's the firefighter girl that shows up at :59?

It's somewhat fake. @1:25 you can see the the main firefighter has palmed a spring loaded hole punch window breaker. And @ :58 you can see in the top left corner of the broken window is a the hole he punched to weaken the integrity of the window. The tapping from the second firefight stressed it enough to fully break.

And that makes it funny: *comedy

>> ^artician:

That poor cat. Someone totally threw it onto the fireman pole. Haha.

>> ^Payback:

>> ^mxxcon:
Why is police just standing there "taking it"? Why are they not shooting teargas and rubber bullets and use sonic weapons?
Getting hosed with cold water and when covered in chemical fire suppressant is as close to "police assault" as it gets.
If these were regular citizens that street would've been covered in blood.

Actually, it's not taking place in the States, so I can understand your confusion.
I guess you haven't seen the recent protests in Belgium, Romania and other European countries.

>> ^mxxcon:

Why is police just standing there "taking it"? Why are they not shooting teargas and rubber bullets and use sonic weapons?
Getting hosed with cold water and when covered in chemical fire suppressant is as close to "police assault" as it gets.
If these were regular citizens that street would've been covered in blood.


Actually, it's not taking place in the States, so I can understand your confusion.

In reply to this comment by mxxcon:
>> ^oOPonyOo:

@<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/mxxcon" title="member since April 27th, 2009" class="profilelink">mxxcon
What is "gold water". I googled it and only got stuff on Pokemon and that Arizona Senator (thankfully).
go join the spelling nazis party. i don't know what you are talking about.


Oh, sry dude. I thought that was some sort of fire-supressing liquid I hadn't heard of.

Cops vs Firefighters? This is like something out of Reno 9/11. Or maybe the next big Hollywood blockbuster.

>> ^longde:

LOL, why would you want a geriatric fireman running into your burning building to save you?>> ^chilaxe:
Retire at 58? Laziest mouth-breathers in the world.
Cutting-edge medicine is keeping people alive longer, so people have to save more for retirement --even if they work for the government.



Unless they're brain-dead or their hands have been amputated, they're able to work at an appropriate job, same as everybody else.

The idea that medical advances should continually extend the number of decades we spend in retirement but the money for it must be conjured from thin air is why people who are bad at economics bankrupt states like California, even with some of the highest taxes in the country.

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LOL, why would you want a geriatric fireman running into your burning building to save you?>> ^chilaxe:

Retire at 58? Laziest mouth-breathers in the world.
Cutting-edge medicine is keeping people alive longer, so people have to save more for retirement --even if they work for the government.

Firefighting is a hard ass job. Retiring early does sound reasonable.

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>> ^criticalthud:

@doogle
we may disagree but the thought of having one's "hose revoked" just makes me chuckle

Turn in your badge, and I want your hose on my desk, now!

>> ^oOPonyOo:

@mxxcon
What is "gold water". I googled it and only got stuff on Pokemon and that Arizona Senator (thankfully).
go join the spelling nazis party. i don't know what you are talking about.