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What Is He Doing?

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THIS PHOTO OF A SUPER-STRONG FIREFIGHTER HAS BECOME separated from the story that it was illustrating.  We don’t have any idea what he is doing, so you can help us out and supply the caption that should go with this picture.  Enter it in the Comments section to get this story wrapped up.  Firegeezer thanks you.

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Posted by on January 7, 2010 • Filed under: culture, fun, Vehicle Operations & Apparatus • Tagged: ,
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  • jcollins

    * Here in the city, we're just not used to these quick-dump water shuttle techniques. There must be a better way.
    * Honest, Chief, we were just … going down the road …
    * I know they call me the main man, but still, this is taking it a bit far.
    *

  • bear850

    I told you to stop right here

  • J. Wheeler

    Hope that engine has front suction

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Ron-Young/1841960075 Ron Young

    The original BUBBA JACK, often imitated, but never duplicated …

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Ron-Young/1841960075 Ron Young

    Call the mechanics …….. the Engine's flooded.

  • http://twitter.com/sabotank sabotank

    i know that dammit from my bugle is here somewhere….

  • gtraxler

    Look Capt! I got it! I got the penny!

  • jkrohn

    It's my first day and I have to get under it…

  • Marc

    A hey look weight lifting did pay off lol. Okay enough of the joking this is the dumbest thing to do were is the rams and jacks and what not

  • DaGonz

    Oh look! A butterfly!

  • jcollins

    * Hey, anybody seen the hose stretcher? Anybody?

  • Cliff

    Chief, I still havent found those axle bearings yet.

  • Samantha Brysiak

    If I just lift this truck a little bit higher I might be able to reach my axe that is under the tire.

  • djarvis

    Chief, I think it would be easier to drive it to the fire than carrry it!

  • ofr421

    “capt… I found the problem…. There was a nail stuck in the tire”

  • ofr421

    “capt… I found the problem…. There was a nail stuck in the tire”

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