LIEUTENANT EMT-B ADAMS profile picture

LIEUTENANT EMT-B ADAMS

fiahmanben

About Me


Myspace Graphics
Myspace LayoutsABOUT ME HUH??? WELL YOU SHOULD KNOW ME AS THAT SUPER CONFINDENT (SOME PEOPLE CALL IT COCKY) ROOKIE FIREFIGHTER FROM T-TOWN AKA THOMASTON ME.I'VE EARNED MY FIREFIGHTER I/II AND I'M NOW WORKIN ON MY EMT-B. SOMEDAY I WANNA BE A BIG LEAUGE FULLTIMER RUNNIN WITH AN ENGINE COMPANY IN SOME CITY SOMEWHERE. I HAVE THE BEST FRIENDS IN THE WORLD YOU ALL KNOW WHO YOU ARE. SO YEAH THATS ME.... There are givers and there are takers in this world and firefighters are truly givers. They give of themselves, on the job and off, and sometimes they give their lives to protect the lives and properties of others. Every firefighter is an individual, each with his or her own background, lifestyle, religiouus beleif and personality. But, when it comes to our profession, we are all very much the same. When firefighters are called to duty, we do so without hestitation because it is the job of firefighters to be the first responders to every disaster and emergency, whether natural or manmade. Firefighters know they can count on each other whether they are the best of freinds or they have never met. This is the bond that every firefighter shares. it is a bond that knows no geographical boundaries. And it is this strong kinship that gaurantees, without question, that firefighters can count on one another no matter what must be done to get the job done. Firefighters rarely talk about the dangers that are an ever-present part of their job. We don't talk about the suffering we see and the pain we feel in the course of our normal workday. If you are not one of us, you don't know this. But this is who we are. This is what we do. We are not immune to the physical danger that often accompany out duties-and we are not immune to the heartbreak and emotional trauma we face when helping our fellow human beings in their time of need. In an era when heroes are hard to find, few would dispute that firefighters are America's heroes. At a time when bravery is in short supply, firefighters demonstrate the essence of bravery. Although some suggest that the notion of duty has been forgotten, firefighters epitomize what duty really means-and in a society where sacrafice is seldom practiced, firefighters are to often called upon to make the ultimate sacrafice, putting the lives of others ahead of their own. Alfred K. Whitehead, President International Association of Fire Fighters (I.A.F.F.)"Often you see generations of firefighters. There's a sense of responsibility to the public that is learned ....It can be said they never had a choice. Being a hero is just in their blood." "There is no simple answer to the question of what drives someone to be a hero. Experts speculate that people spurred to heroism do so because they have a profound respect for human life. Or because they have a strongsense of empathy and self-esteem. Moral courage and physical strength also appear as imporant contributors to the trait of heroism. There may be a biological component: some people simply have it in their blood to be heroes." "People are looking for heroes and finding them in firefighters." -Jill Stein, sociologist

My Interests

My interests well if your one of my friends you already know, but for all the rest of ya. I like big bois toys motors and lights knobs n switches n a 4 wheel drive, haha. Ummm my passions are firefighting and welding. I try to learn As much about both of them as i can. I love to play video games with my bois every once in a while. I love cheering and damn proud of it too, not for the cute grrls in the short skirts either. I love the stunts n the heart they put into it.
Name: William Benjamin Adams
Birthdate: October 15th, 1985
Birthplace: PenBay Medical Center Rockport Maine
Current Location: My Mums in Hope
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Blonde
Height: Short
Weight: Fat
Piercings: Nope
Tatoos: Nope
Boyfriend/Girlfriend: Nope
Overused Phraze: God Why
FAVORITES
Food: Mt. Dew
Candy: Reese's
Number: 3
Color: Fire Engine Red
Animal: American Bulldog
Drink: Mt Dew
Alcohol Drink: Hate All Of It
Bagel: Cinnamon Raison
Letter: A
Body Part on Opposite sex: Dunno
This or That
Pepsi or Cok

I'd like to meet:

THE GRRL FOR ME
How many fires you been to? Can't Remember
How many Vehicle accidents you been to? Same as Above
Do you think girls should fight fire? Hell Yeah Love my Lady Firefighters
How many years have you been a firefighter? 5 Years
How many trucks does your station have? 1 Truck 3 Engines and a Utililty
What is your station number?
Are you EMS certified? Yeah EMT-B
Are you a male or female? Male
Have you ever been on a attack line? Yeah
Ever Done CPR for real? Yes
Have you ever saved someones life? No
How much do you like firefighting? LOVE IT
Favorite firefighting movie? Backdraft
How many blue/red lights are on your car? 0
How many sets of Gear do u have? 1
Paid or Volunteer? Call Division
Pipeman or stepman? Both
Fire or Rescue? Both
Fire or EMS? Both
Ladder or Engine? Engine
Interior command or exterior command? Interior
Scott or MSA? Scott 4.5
Axe or Halligan? I Get "The Irons"
2 1/2 or 1 3/4 attack line? 1 3/4"
3ft Plaster hook or 3ft Pike pole? Roof Hook
Water or Rope rescue? Rope
Alpha or Minitor pager? Minitor
Qsiren or Electric siren? It Aint A Firetruck If It Aint Got A Q
(Which would u rater be) firefighter or officer? Firefighter
Engineer or Supression team? Supression??? We dont supress we fuckin' attack

CREATE YOUR OWN! - or - GET PAID TO TAKE SURVEYS!

Music:

You are 100% Mainah!

BORN RAISED AND LOVIN IT!!!!You are all Mainah and wouldn't have it any other way. You are the rare breed of Mainer that would never leave (even if you won them there megabucks!)

How Mainer are you?
Make a Quiz



My Blog

SMILES CONVO WITH ME

 Me and Ben and our stupid conversation! Here is a great conversation that me and my buddy Ben had:MVHSPanthahPowah: I wish it were senior year againSmileyBlondeAili: I know, me tooMVHSPanthahPow...
Posted by LIEUTENANT EMT-B ADAMS on Tue, 13 Sep 2005 08:38:00 PST