Hey whose, I take switching sides didnt work , anyways I don't like to brag about my games but I ended up winning and going 69 -28 .still chasing that 100 kill game.came close a couple of times with 92 all a matter of time I guess.nice to fly with you, I hope you didn't use the last of your duct tape supply

Welcome wrenchmob , you were in that game for a while;nice to fly with you too. once again welcome to your 2nd family

Good to see soo many Misfits out there tearing it up.

Hey everyone I just wanted to let you know that I am trying something new. I am trying to go a whole day with out posting any comments. So far I have been doing real good.....
CRAP!!!! Well since I am here welcome Wayner, Wrench Mob and Cat of Doom!!!!!

Guys, r wall missing a full truck load of duct tape?

Kestrel wrote: Guys, r wall missing a full truck load of duct tape?

Really? Ummm i wonder who took it?!

Kestrel wrote: Guys, r wall missing a full truck load of duct tape?

Some truck driver came to the falcon HQ saying we ordered a full trailer of assorted duct tape. I told him that they probably belonged to the squad next door. The misfits. He told me to just deliver them to yall.myself it its yalls.

Ok foust heres that bomb. The one that flew between my legs. Lol

Ok i got 4 boxes of green

3 pink

4 black

12 boxes of colored stripes


8 boxes of moustaches

6 camo

15 zebra striped

4 british boxes

And 22 boxes of something called experimental new and improved medal plated duct tape.


So is this order yalls?

LoL I need more tape lol

Got a few nice family pics tonight. Even with Buttercup!





Thanks guys and Buttercup. Had a blast tonight!

Some CRAZY CIRCUS FREAKS...

Ghost

More circus.

And more. Crazy Misfits!

This for Pistol Pete. For loading pics

Vonkopp wrote:

That's a great pic!

What do you think of this cat of doom

Cat of doom wrote: What do you think of this cat of doom

Scary cat lil bro.
When you post a pick, mack sure you hit the insert button as well.

GreyGhost wrote:

Cat of doom wrote: What do you think of this cat of doom

Scary cat lil bro.
When you post a pick, mack sure you hit the insert button as well.

k thanx

Awesome circus pics, guys--BEST yet!!!

Gents today is a one of the sadest days in the fire service a hard pill to swallow for all who walk the line.I offer this poem to my brother form battalion 9 FDNY NEVER FORGET 343 BOX # 5555

Angels of Battalion Number Nine

There stands a firehouse in Manhattan Midtown,
Where the brothers of Ladder 4 And Engine 54 guard their ground,
Never have they been more filled with pride,
A proud profession, never worrying about that next ride,
But on that fateful day, the crews were not to know,
The Lord had pulled the Last Alarm for them to go,
With the alarm sounding, sirens screaming, brothers looking to the skies,
Ladder 4 and Engine 54 will always have enough guys,
For along with Chris, Bob and James or whoever is on the line,
Ride Chief Ed and the Angels of Battalion Number Nine.Faith among brothers

They both grew up buddies so close throughout the years

Even fought a war together to return amid the cheers

Each settled down and married, two girls from high school days

And families soon developed, with loving kids to raise

Though neither was related, one would never know

The kids would always holler “Hi Uncle Bill” “Hi Uncle Joe”

Firefighting beckoned, and they joined god’s chosen few

As their fathers did before them, it was like a dream come true

They each were pulling duty when the box came in at ten

A call for all equipment and just as many men

Arriving at the scene, the blaze was out of hand

Flames shot from every window, and Bill took full command

He reached the roof by ladder, with a hose line held in tow

When the structure fell from under, dropping him below

Joe ran through the rubble, carried out his fallen mate

The chief said sadly later “I’m sorry it was too late”

“I wasn’t too late, sir, tough bill’s life had but seconds to run.

For in those final moments, he managed to say…I knew you’d come”


A breed of their own.



Firefighters they are a breed of their own. They work long days and sleep short nights. They go for hours sometimes days on end with only a precious little bit of sleep.

Yet they do their job well and voluntarily.

A firefighter can quit at any time, no one is there looking over our shoulder telling us we can’t quit, but we don’t quit in spite of that. And when you ask one of us why, there is a pause and then an “I don’t really know” or, “I can’t really put my finger on it”. The only way I can describe it is a feeling deep in your gut that you can’t ignore, something there telling you that this is what you are here to do.

A group may enter a department for no reason at all, just looking for something to do, but of that group one or two will get their first taste of fire and realize that this is in their heart, and they will do it until they are physically unable to.

Then there are those who grew up with firefighter dads and found something magical about the way he would go off Tuesday and come back Friday with a tired look on his face but with a certain gleam of pride in his eye that told you he loved what he was doing. Or when he’d go off in the middle of the night at the sound of his pager and come back later that day with that same gleam in his eye. Despite utter exhaustion.

Some say that firemen are just thrill-seekers, looking for a quick rush. Others, those who have experienced them first hand say they are warriors. They come at a moments notice and seem to stare down at the fire; they trample on the dance floor of the devil wearing the boots of god.

These reasons are all merely speculations, nobody will ever know what makes a fireman a fireman, but one thing is for sure, the men who don’t abuse the power respect others, and love the job for what it is. They are firemen night and day.

They are the true firemen of the world; they are the public servants and protectors of the innocent.
Author: unknown
The Firefighter's Prayer

When I am called to duty, God, whenever flames may rage;

Give me strength to save some life, whatever be its age.

Help me embrace a little child before it is too late

Or save an older person from the horror of that fate.

Enable me to be alert and hear the weakest shout,

And quickly and efficiently to put the fire out.

I want to fill my calling and to give the best in me,

To guard my every neighbor and protect his property.

And if, according to my fate, I am to lose my life;

Please bless with your protecting hand
my children and my wife.

Author Unknown

AMEN
SORRY TO FILL UP THE SITE GENTS.
Lt.Coop
PFD 1 TRUCK

Thank you COOP, you put things in perspective forme today. I was born and raised in Brooklyn. Moved to Florida at 19. Joined the volunteer fire dept. at 27. I stayed for ten years, best years of my life. Met a lot of great friend, brothers, sisters, kind of like I view all of you here. It pains me to think of what went down in those building in the last few minutes. I have to change the channel when they show it. THANK YOU. COOP. For what you do. You sir are a Hero

May we never forget! 09/11/2001

Thanks Von but a hero I am not sir I am a working man like evryone else my friend but thank you for being a volunteer that truly is a testiment to all firefighters I love thw volunteers who show up and lend a hand I will always be pro vollie that's what this great country was built on.

coop wrote: Thanks Von but a hero I am not sir I am a working man like evryone else my friend but thank you for being a volunteer that truly is a testiment to all firefighters I love thw volunteers who show up and lend a hand I will always be pro vollie that's what this great country was built on.

Thanks, the county I live in was all vollie, until about 5 years ago 700 strong. All walks of life workin together. Everyone pulled together and did their part. Kind of like here. A BROTHERHOOD, second family, whatever you want to call it. And YES you are a hero, who else goes to work wondering if today I might not go home? Most of us have no worries. If you are a cop, fire fighter, service member. Then YES. You are a HERO! Thank You for what you do....

Never Forget

Thank you coop.