@revilobangbang @apl4cef0rmyhead So…my wife was a USAF and then FedEx pilot. At FedEx she flew three different trips that circumnavigated the earth - three going west and one going east. How did she do that on a flat earth?
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Chief Joe Paolilli
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Chief Joe Paolilli
@JoePaolilli
Chief, Waring TX Fire-Rescue Former USAF enlisted/officer
Welfare, TX Katılım Şubat 2023
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@apl4cef0rmyhead Il peuvent répondre, les rondistes, pourquoi y’en a pas un seul d’entre vous qui est parti faire le tour complet du nord au sud pour prouver qu’elle est ronde ?
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@thetruth_7175 @apl4cef0rmyhead So…my wife was a USAF and then FedEx pilot. At FedEx she flew three different trips that circumnavigated the earth - three going west and one going east. How did she do that on a flat earth?
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@apl4cef0rmyhead Parceque justement c est des zones de non droit! On ne peut pas aller ni dans l antarctique ni dans l arctique …. Devine pourquoi grosse debile?
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@FrankenJust @gcarter1978 Please fill me in on your knowledge of Texas law regarding revocation of medical directives.
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@JoePaolilli @gcarter1978 So you're just wishing away the law? Yeah. That's not how that works. 😂😂😂
Wish in one hand and shit in the other. See which one fills up first.
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If you have a DNR order (Do not resuscitate) please make sure it is discoverable so if you aren't verbal or conscious your wishes will be honored. If not, life saving procedures will be performed. I just caught hell for that exact scenario from a family member. I wear a lot of hats but I'm not a mind reader & I have a responsibility to save your life unless I have legal authority not to which releases me of liability.👮♂️🚔
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Sorry, I wish that was the case but it’s not. In theory only the patient or someone (usually a relative who witnessed the DNR) with, for example, medical power of attorney can revoke the DNR. But if you are on scene and a relative is screaming that they want an intervention it’s probably going to happen. I would personally much rather honor the patient’s wishes but people are unpredictable.
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@JoePaolilli @gcarter1978 I looked it up for Texas specifically. If a patient has a valid DNR, no one can override it. Again, they would have to be the medical POA with those specific override rights documented. Where are you people getting your information?
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@TMBuzzard @BadgedPatriot Even if that’s the case, it won’t make any difference. You could have a DNR tattooed on your forehead and it won’t make us do anything differently.
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@JoePaolilli @BadgedPatriot As it should be, I'm just saying it's going to be the one thing that is fairly likely to be noticed and checked. Most other places you could put information that you don't want to be resuscitated are not going to be checked at all in an emergency.
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Unfortunately, it won’t have any effect on what we do. The legal default (at least in my state) is the most aggressive life saving measures possible. And if people realized what that actually meant they would pay more attention. I emphasize it in every CPR and Stop the Bleed class that I teach.
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@JoePaolilli @BadgedPatriot No but it's almost always going to be looked at, which is the key problem here.
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@TMBuzzard @BadgedPatriot Check your state laws. A bracelet is not legally binding in all states.
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@BadgedPatriot Medicalert bracelet would be the wisest choice.
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@BadgedPatriot Keep in mind that state laws differ and can be very specific. In my state it has to be the correct form signed by the patient and a physician. Otherwise they get the full treatment.
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@FrankenJust @gcarter1978 States differ. It’s true in Texas.
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@BadgedPatriot Hang it on the fridge - that is where EMS and fire will look for it, along with a list of prescriptions.
vialoflife.com
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@Ur_a_Smartass_C Back in the 80’s I had an Italian Tanfoglio copy (full size) that was pretty bad and later a compact copy that had one of the nicest SA/DA triggers I’ve ever owned.
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What’s an underrated firearm that doesn’t get the recognition or love it deserves? I’ll go first.
Positives: Great build, decent trigger, extremely accurate, low recoil, affordable price, and reliable.
One negative: The sights. The rear sight can become loose after about 250 rounds.
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@iowahawkblog You have to admire how this guy hasn’t given up no matter how bad he gets ratioed.
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Q: Why did the French plant elms along the Champs Elysees?
A: Because the Nazis enjoyed marching in the shade
Daniel Foubert 🇵🇱🇫🇷@Arrogance_0024
"Sorry we needed to rescue 1 guy."
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@realrabbilinda A lot of people have never calibrated their satire meters.
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Imaging losing 1 plane for every 13,000 strike missions and thinking that America is winning the war in Iran 😂😭
At this rate, Iran can absorb 52,000,000 strikes to down the remaining 4,000 US strike aircraft.
America will lose.
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@DallasXCEO Maine Turnpike, built in 1947 and fully paid off in 1982. Still a toll road.
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I'm old enough to remember the Turnpike toll booths coming down after it was paid for.
Does anyone recall voting for this change and to be tolled forever?
The Dallas Express News@DallasExpress
TOLLWAY MYTH BUSTED: The North Texas Tollway Authority says the belief that the Dallas North Tollway would become free once construction debt was paid off is an “urban myth.” Full Story: dallasexpress.com/metroplex/ntta…
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@totter_down @RovinBayzid @Partisan_12 Keep telling yourself that after we just spent so much to save our servicemen.
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@JoePaolilli @RovinBayzid @Partisan_12 That just about sums up a % of US citizens - self centred to the core.
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"How many generals have you fired?"
🇺🇸Hegseth: "I don't know the number"
"You dont know the number?It's eight. Why did you fire them?"
🇺🇸Hegseth: "At the pleasure of the president..."
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This is a great present. I’ve always said a high-quality battery drill is an underrated gift.
Stephen Green@VodkaPundit
When my kids move out, I want to give them each a pre-made junk drawer. Four kinds of tape (duct, masking, Scotch, packing), small assortment of screwdrivers in popular sizes, crescent wrench, Allen wrenches, stamps & envelopes, Ronsonol, matches, good pair of scissors, box cutter & scraper & blades for both, icepick, wand lighter, Sharpie, wood glue, super glue, small rasp... basically all the stuff I wish I'd had in my first apartment by about Day Three on my own. What'd I miss?
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