> Doesn't really add up - why the hell would you call your son instead
> of the fire department?
Uhhh...maybe because he works for the VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
> Why would her son, the firefighter do something about whatever was
> smoldering?
Because 1. he is a firefighter 2. he is her son.
Here if you call 911 you get the fire department. The same fire
department
her son the volunter firefighter works at.
> And it's also a stretch to say the cat saved her.
No it isn't.
> Froning said she called her son, Jamie, a Nora Springs volunteer
> firefighter who works for Mason City.
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No More Retail - 26 Oct 2005 20:17 GMT
the same women that call their husband first when some is breaking in. The
same men who call out to their mothers when they get hurt. Natural
reaction in stress situation is to look to someone you trust
Ben - 26 Oct 2005 21:26 GMT
>> Doesn't really add up - why the hell would you call your son instead
>> of the fire department?
>Uhhh...maybe because he works for the VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Still doesn't make any sense.
>> Why would her son, the firefighter do something about whatever was
>> smoldering?
>Because 1. he is a firefighter 2. he is her son.
Sorry for the typo -
I meant to ask, why WOUDN'T he do something about something that was
smoldering until it caught fire.
>Here if you call 911 you get the fire department. The same fire
>department
>her son the volunter firefighter works at.
>
>> And it's also a stretch to say the cat saved her.
>No it isn't.
opinion.
>> Froning said she called her son, Jamie, a Nora Springs volunteer
>> firefighter who works for Mason City.
>Note: *******Volunter firefigher***********