Before The Media Spin Starts!!

[Mickey Finn 3,014]

i think everybody should have to work until there 67 as i have to. fire men should do the job until not fit to then get a job selling veg or factory work etc like the rest of the population..

 

dont think im not greatfull for the job you do as i am but you chose it to save lives i hope and not just for good pay and short working life..

 

just find another job if your not happy with pay and hours etc thats what i must do

You do sound ungrateful. Also you view of work life is a little confusing to say the least. You seem to be saying do for us then get lost.

 

ATB

[nothernlite 18,089]

firemen lol retire at 50 must be great my heart bleeds for you mate as some one said whats your second job work in the building trade and work beside plenty of firemen straight of the night shift or out of bed doing there second job £ 120 a day in there hand plumbers electricains joiners aye my heart bleeds for you ffs

[Malt 379]

firemen lol retire at 50 must be great my heart bleeds for you mate as some one said whats your second job work in the building trade and work beside plenty of firemen straight of the night shift or out of bed doing there second job £ 120 a day in there hand plumbers electricains joiners aye my heart bleeds for you ffs

Who would you want carrying your nearest and dearest out of a burning building mate, a fit 20/30/40 year old or a 60 year old with knackered knees and hips? Different on the old plastering, you can take on smaller jobs and do less of it as you get older if you were sensible enough to make some hay when the sun was shining.. You don't get to take on the smaller fires or just stick to rescuing Tiddles from the roof in the fire brigade!

[nothernlite 18,089]

would like to think there were still fit at 50 onwards with all the training facilitys they have at there place of work or should i say gym

[nothernlite 18,089]

 

firemen lol retire at 50 must be great my heart bleeds for you mate as some one said whats your second job work in the building trade and work beside plenty of firemen straight of the night shift or out of bed doing there second job £ 120 a day in there hand plumbers electricains joiners aye my heart bleeds for you ffs

Who would you want carrying your nearest and dearest out of a burning building mate, a fit 20/30/40 year old or a 60 year old with knackered knees and hips? Different on the old plastering, you can take on smaller jobs and do less of it as you get older if you were sensible enough to make some hay when the sun was shining.. You don't get to take on the smaller fires or just stick to rescuing Tiddles from the roof in the fire brigade!

 

dont take small jobs lol doing one just now 4,000 metres and travelling 3 hours a day to do it no early retirement for me

[gonetoearth 5,144]

would like to think there were still fit at 50 onwards with all the training facilitys they have at there place of work or should i say gym

. If only life was that simple mate ask the familys are the fire men who have died recently that wish they would have took a civy job. Yes we all like to think they sit around all day playing pool etc. but when they get a shout Next time it might god forbid be you upside down in a car roof caved in petrol spilling all over , and the 60 year old just might not get there as fast as the 45 year old

[Malt 379]

would like to think there were still fit at 50 onwards with all the training facilitys they have at there place of work or should i say gym

It ain't all about muscular strength, certain parts of the body start failing as you get on mate, it's a fact. Joints like the knee which do a lot of work aren't designed by nature to last much longer than your 30's because for most of the time humans have been around the life expectancy was somewhere in the 20s. It ain't worth evolving body parts that are going to last twice as long as you live for!

[Malt 379]

 

 

firemen lol retire at 50 must be great my heart bleeds for you mate as some one said whats your second job work in the building trade and work beside plenty of firemen straight of the night shift or out of bed doing there second job £ 120 a day in there hand plumbers electricains joiners aye my heart bleeds for you ffs

 

Who would you want carrying your nearest and dearest out of a burning building mate, a fit 20/30/40 year old or a 60 year old with knackered knees and hips? Different on the old plastering, you can take on smaller jobs and do less of it as you get older if you were sensible enough to make some hay when the sun was shining.. You don't get to take on the smaller fires or just stick to rescuing Tiddles from the roof in the fire brigade!

dont take small jobs lol doing one just now 4,000 metres and travelling 3 hours a day to do it no early retirement for me

Yeah but if you're a typical plasterer, 2.5 hours of that travelling time is you being sat in the fecking pub on the way home, that don't count unless you're taking to your misses!

[nothernlite 18,089]

 

would like to think there were still fit at 50 onwards with all the training facilitys they have at there place of work or should i say gym

. If only life was that simple mate ask the familys are the fire men who have died recently that wish they would have took a civy job. Yes we all like to think they sit around all day playing pool etc. but when they get a shout Next time it might god forbid be you upside down in a car roof caved in petrol spilling all over , and the 60 year old just might not get there as fast as the 45 year old

 

how many firemen die a month then how many builders on site die a month ? ive nothing against them retiring at 50 its when they start the f--king moaning about wages pensions every one feeling the pinch

[nothernlite 18,089]

 

 

 

firemen lol retire at 50 must be great my heart bleeds for you mate as some one said whats your second job work in the building trade and work beside plenty of firemen straight of the night shift or out of bed doing there second job £ 120 a day in there hand plumbers electricains joiners aye my heart bleeds for you ffs

Who would you want carrying your nearest and dearest out of a burning building mate, a fit 20/30/40 year old or a 60 year old with knackered knees and hips? Different on the old plastering, you can take on smaller jobs and do less of it as you get older if you were sensible enough to make some hay when the sun was shining.. You don't get to take on the smaller fires or just stick to rescuing Tiddles from the roof in the fire brigade!

dont take small jobs lol doing one just now 4,000 metres and travelling 3 hours a day to do it no early retirement for me

Yeah but if you're a typical plasterer, 2.5 hours of that travelling time is you being sat in the fecking pub on the way home, that don't count unless you're taking to your misses!

 

haha im single dont need to bullshit the missus just stating fact lol

[RubyTex 1,957]

They were advertising for auxiliary firefighters up here got something daft like 6 weeks training then sent on your way IF there was a strike.....makes a mockery of the profession!

[nothernlite 18,089]

They were advertising for auxiliary firefighters up here got something daft like 6 weeks training then sent on your way IF there was a strike.....makes a mockery of the profession!

there a job for you

[gonetoearth 5,144]

 

 

would like to think there were still fit at 50 onwards with all the training facilitys they have at there place of work or should i say gym

 

. If only life was that simple mate ask the familys are the fire men who have died recently that wish they would have took a civy job. Yes we all like to think they sit around all day playing pool etc. but when they get a shout Next time it might god forbid be you upside down in a car roof caved in petrol spilling all over , and the 60 year old just might not get there as fast as the 45 year old

how many firemen die a month then how many builders on site die a month ? ive nothing against them retiring at 50 its when they start the f--king moaning about wages pensions every one feeling the pinch

. In the last 6 about 5 i think the lad in wigan being the last The building trade. And its saftey record stinks why because we have let them disband the hse Civils is the worst with tunnerling leading the death leage dont compare mate amsorry the building trades deaths are priventerble. Fire men have to risk there lives its there JOB

[RubyTex 1,957]

 

They were advertising for auxiliary firefighters up here got something daft like 6 weeks training then sent on your way IF there was a strike.....makes a mockery of the profession!

there a job for you

 

 

I applied mate, got nothing back.

[nothernlite 18,089]

 

 

 

would like to think there were still fit at 50 onwards with all the training facilitys they have at there place of work or should i say gym

. If only life was that simple mate ask the familys are the fire men who have died recently that wish they would have took a civy job. Yes we all like to think they sit around all day playing pool etc. but when they get a shout Next time it might god forbid be you upside down in a car roof caved in petrol spilling all over , and the 60 year old just might not get there as fast as the 45 year old

how many firemen die a month then how many builders on site die a month ? ive nothing against them retiring at 50 its when they start the f--king moaning about wages pensions every one feeling the pinch

. In the last 6 about 5 i think the lad in wigan being the last The building trade. And its saftey record stinks why because we have let them disband the hse Civils is the worst with tunnerling leading the death leage dont compare mate amsorry the building trades deaths are priventerble. Fire men have to risk there lives its there JOB

 

and they choose there job nobody forced them to do there job and i admire them for that theres a certain amount of danger in every JOB