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What a time it has been....
First and foremost, for much of June I had a veeery sick little boy to take care of. He's doing much better now, and I do hope we've seen the last of the hospital for awhile.
Secondly...the StayBack residence is now covered Alcoa's finest Victorian Gray vinyl siding.
Thirdly...STORMS, STORMS, STORMS!!!!!!!! July has been the busiest month for calls in my department's history. I personally have spent over $1,350.00 having damaged trees removed from my (and my neighbor's..ooops!) property this summer. Last Monday my area was hit by two F-0 tornadoes and bigtime floods. I'm waiting for the locusts and blood-flowing rivers....SHEEEESH!!!!
So Stayback's still around...just not in Kansas anymore.
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07-28-2003, 03:30 PM #1Forum Member
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Stayback, StormPants
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07-28-2003, 04:57 PM #2Forum Member
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Re: Stayback, StormPants
Originally posted by StayBack500FT
STORMS, STORMS, STORMSOriginally posted by StayBack500FT
July has been the busiest month for calls in my department's history.You know what the problem is? You didn't sacrifice enough virgins... That'll do it every time.Originally posted by StayBack500FT
I'm waiting for the locusts and blood-flowing rivers....SHEEEESH!!!!
Well... maybe not, but you could pray to the Guinness Gods a little more often...
But seriously, it is good to hear you are still around, and that the little stayback (do we call him StayBack250FT?) is feeling better. I am sure he will be ready to join you in your on going fight to rid the world of the dreaded stop signs and their fiendishly evil plot for world domination. Ummm, I mean.... I am sure he will be ready to, how you American's say, "Toss the ol' pigskin around" or something like that (my Canadian to American Dictionary is still being developed).
Glad to see you, ummm, weathered the storms... 
Last edited by firefighter26; 07-30-2003 at 06:12 PM.
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07-28-2003, 05:53 PM #3Forum Member
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Good to know you are ok. Between the F2 that moved through Potter Co. and the many severe T-storms I saw moving through the area I was beginning to wonder if you were lying on the side of the road somewhere with POTS on your forehead.
I am glad to hear that your son is doing better. Sorry to hear about the hospital stay. Hope the rest of your summer is quiet and uneventful.Shawn M. Cecula
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07-28-2003, 06:08 PM #4Forum Member
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Originally posted by StayBack500FT
F-0Stayback, you missedOriginally posted by Lewiston2Capt
F-2
Lady, you have a hit
A couple more of those and my battle ship will be historyLast edited by firefighter26; 07-29-2003 at 01:22 AM.
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HEY SB, WELCOME 'HOME'!!! And ya I was wondering too, if you had had another 'P O T S' encounter, but with a flying sign this time. Good to hear otherwise.
Also, I hope that "SB250" is doing much better, and contiues to grow. I know that sort of thing can be extremely draining both physically and emotionally.
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Welcome Back Stayback how good it is to hear from you again
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STOP the search...he's returned!
I was going to send the WOT search team out....looking for you.
I thought you had fallen into a mine shaft....or been abducted by aliens.
In any event....It's nice to hear from you....WELCOME back!
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07-29-2003, 06:18 AM #8Forum Member
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Welcome back, we missed you!
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Welcome back, SB.
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Good to see you back here. Best wishes to the family for a speedy recovery
United Kingdom branch, IACOJ.
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Who you calling a LADY?
No offense ladycapt. Just want to make sure my gender is known.Shawn M. Cecula
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07-29-2003, 12:16 PM #12Forum Member
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Sorry about that. I am going to blame it on lack of sleep which made me see things
(actually, I sorta hoped that Lady would sink my battleship )
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WHOOOHOOOOOO STAYBACK"S BACK!!
Let the party start!!
Give SB250ft a hug for me!9/11/01 Never forget Never forgive
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Welcome back, just in time to get ready for another school year!
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Good to hear from our friendly American Protagonist again!
So what exactly does a Schoolteacher/Firefighter with an aversion to Stop Signs and Cream Pies do for the summer break? (aside from nursing the wee one of course)
I suppose vacations to Canada are rare eh!
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