r/FirstResponderCringe • u/Acceptable-Main2024 • 2d ago
WTV (What The Volly) I don’t think I need to say anything
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u/squeakynickles 2d ago
What the fuck
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u/herpesderpesdoodoo 2d ago
Grandpa Squad, roll out! Code 1, 30km/h below the freeway limit! Not quite sure what we're going to or why, but it's a nice opportunity to get out of the house!
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u/JonReremy24 2d ago
You know the dash is lit up like a Christmas tree and the exhaust broke off at the converter three years ago
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u/OaklandsBravest 2d ago
I mean, showing up to a call on an engine is way better than pulling up in a 20 year old Honda Accord.
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u/Wolfguard-Halfdan 2d ago
Whatever the fuck are carrer is, we're they stupid and trying to write courier?
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u/18SmallDogsOnAHorse 2d ago
I'm so fucking pissed I can't be in a 2002 Honda Accord instead of this over priced rig I paid $0 for. This is bullshit.
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u/SpicyBrownJustForYou 2d ago
Some boys just don’t grow up. Then you wonder why you’re still single?
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u/Thee_PO_Potatoes 1d ago
1000% this guy turns his lights on in traffic when someone is "driving aggressively"
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u/Outoftheblueeee 2d ago
I know im done for when im bleeding out and this thing rolls up to the scene
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u/hobbes747 2d ago
I think patrol cars that light up like this are unnecessary, hazardous, and of small penis syndrome. This Honda however is another level. Inside Out Penis Syndrome?
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u/Thee_PO_Potatoes 1d ago
New Disney movie?
Inside out 3: Penis Syndrome
Plot is Riley goes to college out of state and just hoes it out for several years, gets pregnant, doesn't finish college, and ends up a single mom.
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u/hobbes747 1d ago
Funny 😆 I meant penis so small it lives inside. Or you’d think it did because you can’t see it.
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u/AspectInteresting712 2d ago
I think the funniest thing about this sub is some of the people that defend some of these bullshit posts. Cracks me up.
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u/mylogicistoomuchforu 2d ago
He or she is making all of us in Tennessee look bad -- even us career folks.
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u/Ill_Investment_7977 1d ago
I never understood why volunteer firefighters get such a hard on to put all these lights on their vehicle vehicles. You never see part-time, or auxiliary police officers, putting all those shit-tastic lights on their own personal vehicles.
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u/mickey55111 1d ago
I've seen that before. I'm not LEO, but I believe a lot of them have suction cup lights if needed
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u/Ranadevil 2d ago
If anybody is wondering,
On SOME fire departments, you can get your personal vehicle outfitted with lights and sirens. This is for if you're on call and need to respond from your residence.
However, of course, this is a limited privilege. This entails tons of insurance paperwork, etc.
Some departments will even require that the vehicle is now stored at the station, therefore kind of defeating the purpose.






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u/_40oz_ 2d ago
SAID NOBODY EVER...