Tumble dryer Fireman From Ossie - Page 2

slinky · 11-08-2006, 21:56

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!! when I read this in the observer I laughed............ mainly because ................

A couple of month back I got in the dryer, but I am glad to say my MATES didnt turn it on. I was hiding in it and my mate took ages to find me!!! believe me...it's a ace hiding place.

Come on people ............. even the firemen need to have a laugh!!!

Doug · 11-08-2006, 22:00

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Originally Posted by slinky

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!! when I read this in the observer I laughed............ mainly because ................

A couple of month back I got in the dryer, but I am glad to say my MATES didnt turn it on. I was hiding in it and my mate took ages to find me!!! believe me...it's a ace hiding place.

Come on people ............. even the firemen need to have a laugh!!!

Always said you were hot stuff Hun.

I take it that it was a big dryer

Madhatter · 11-08-2006, 22:00

bloody dangerous though cos you can get locked in.

slinky · 11-08-2006, 22:03

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Originally Posted by Doug

Always said you were hot stuff Hun.

I take it that it was a big dryer

Yeah massive dryer.....

the whole 71/2 stone of me fit in!!!

Bloody funny though!!!!!!!!!! and I think my mate still has the video on her phone of me doing it!!!

Maybe it will be me tomoz being sacked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thaankgod!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ernie · 11-08-2006, 22:18

Personally I see it as nothing more than a few guys having a laugh, I don't think there was any danger at all because those outside the drier were there observing, if anything went wrong they would have had him out before you could say "Fireman Sam". If the Fire Service reprimand these men they should be reminded of what ane excellent job firefighters do, and not to be so petty. That is my humble opinion.

slinky · 11-08-2006, 22:25

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Originally Posted by Ernie

Personally I see it as nothing more than a few guys having a laugh, I don't think there was any danger at all because those outside the drier were there observing, if anything went wrong they would have had him out before you could say "Fireman Sam". If the Fire Service reprimand these men they should be reminded of what ane excellent job firefighters do, and not to be so petty. That is my humble opinion.

Wel said Ernie!!!!!!!!!!!! the ones outside the dryer would have never let him get into difficulty!!!!!!!.................... just like my mates wouldn't!!!

People in a stressful job also need a laugh!!! Thats what keeps them sane!

Madhatter · 12-08-2006, 17:54

Also if you've got long hair it can get trapped and yanked out.
That stunt was carefully planned, and as you say people were there and they were trustworthy, what I'm saying is if any kids were to try it, it could be very dangerous.
I dunno how the get a way with showing stuff like jackass, when we were kids everything like that had a safety warning at the end, don't do this at home. Stupid really, cos you'd get some guy ballancing a mini car on his head and they'd say don't try this at home

garinda · 12-08-2006, 18:20

PMSLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

I went to Simon's wedding last year. He's a really nice chap...and though a stupid thing to do I hope he doesn't lose his job as they have their first baby due at Christmas.

He's a real laugh....at his wedding he had me in a spin during the gay Gordons.

chav1 · 13-08-2006, 00:16

so what a fireman did a funny trick with a tumble dryer , cant anyone find somthing better to moan about

this guy has probably ran into more fires than ive started and saved many lives

you have to be nuts to do his job but please do feel free to tell him to sod off should he turn up to rescue you in a fire , after all we wouldnt want kids mimicing his heroism and wanting to be a fireman when they grow up

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me and my mate once put his mums cat in a tumle dryer but we didnt shut the door we put a screw driver in teh catch so that it would work with the door open and it could leave any time it wanted to but it enjoyed the treadmill so much it stayed there happily walking along on cool setting

was that wrong ?

garinda · 18-08-2006, 18:13

We all know those lazy journalists at the Observer trawl Accy Web looking for stories and tit-bits, but I hope my post last week about being a guest at his wedding isn't the reason why their wedding picture is on the front of this week's paper.

firefighter753 · 28-08-2006, 15:08

That was a dispicable thing to do shame on the observer, using their wedding photo is a nasty thing to do, simon is a good lad and doesn't deserve this public humiliation after all it wasn't him who climbed into the machine, journalists if you are trawling through this LEAVE THE POOR LAD ALONE!!!!

Neil · 28-08-2006, 16:12

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Originally Posted by firefighter753

journalists if you are trawling through this LEAVE THE POOR LAD ALONE!!!!

Maybe if these so called journalists had to take dead children from burning buildings and remove traffic accidents victims piece by piece from cars they too would need to do something similar to stay sane.

garinda · 29-08-2006, 14:15

It was a disgraceful piece of so called journalism to print their wedding photograph on the front page. Happily the Observer did have the decency to print three letters the week after in protest of their nasty actions.

Tealeaf · 29-08-2006, 15:10

It would appear that Fireman are in the firing line at the moment. Has anyone else read of the nine Glasgow firemen who are facing summary dismissal because they refused to attend a "Gay Pride" rally to hand out fire safety leaflets to the massed ranks of gay & lesbian marchers? Some of 'em objected on moral grounds, others on the basis of it not making any sense. It don't make any difference; they are all for the chop.

garinda · 29-08-2006, 16:33

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

It would appear that Fireman are in the firing line at the moment. Has anyone else read of the nine Glasgow firemen who are facing summary dismissal because they refused to attend a "Gay Pride" rally to hand out fire safety leaflets to the massed ranks of gay & lesbian marchers? Some of 'em objected on moral grounds, others on the basis of it not making any sense. It don't make any difference; they are all for the chop.

No I hadn't heard of this story, but thanks to your interest in all things gay, here is a link to the story I found for anybody that wants to know what you are on about.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...st/5216244.stm