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110 firefighters helping with sandbags
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Re: 110 firefighters helping with sandbags
Just going to toss in my 2 cents.
Do you not think it more realistic to withhold some firefighters to replace exhausted firefighters instead of throwing them all in and having no re-enforcements?
Do you not think it more realistic to withhold some firefighters to replace exhausted firefighters instead of throwing them all in and having no re-enforcements?
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JagXKR
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Re: 110 firefighters helping with sandbags
I kind of agree but moving sandbags is hard exhausting work. So are they really good replacements if they've been hauling around thousands of pounds sandbags? Nope.
Time to stop heaving the bags and get out and replace some of the crews now. Give those crews out there a chance to rest as they are going to be needed all summer.
Time to stop heaving the bags and get out and replace some of the crews now. Give those crews out there a chance to rest as they are going to be needed all summer.
Why use a big word when a diminutive one will suffice.