Kudos to all working (and now-frozen) Chicago firefighters for their Tuesday night handling of this bad boy:
With temperatures hovering around 10 degrees that evening, I think all first responders should be issued an electric blanket and fuzzy slippers to help warm them up.
And perhaps some beer.
For the icy "after" photos, see Chicago Tribune story
HERE.
Good job CFD...God Bless You All
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I'm so happy not to be CPD or CFD. I don't do well being outside battling fires or bad guys. Blogging is much safer and warmer.
DeleteIs that the before, if you will, picture of that icy building we are seeing? Wow!
ReplyDeleteIt is! I thought about running to grab a few "after" photos (to buy one for use with the blog costs $49), but it's just too cold to go anywhere. brrrr.
DeleteGod Bless Joseph and all those along side him.
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Joe wasn't working this one (whew), but the general consensus from his buddies was "F*CK...it was F*CKING COLD."
DeleteFiremen are quite expressive, you see.
Oh my my ..
ReplyDeleteI completely agree. blankets and slippers are demanded!
I think it should be mandatory! Maybe some cookies, too.
DeleteI was going to ask if Joe was there, but then I saw your comment that he wasn't. I can see that the cold would be described like that. Penetrating chilling I'm sure. All first responders are heroes in my eyes!
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These guys were frozen solid by night's end. I think they're still warming up!
DeleteThat is a scary picture. Glad Joe was off duty.
ReplyDeleteMe, too. His BFF was at the fire, though, so I was following the coverage much of the night. The building was too unstable to fight from within, so thankfully, the gang was all pretty safe...albeit COLD.
DeleteWow!!! Brave men for sure!
ReplyDeleteI'd be the coward hiding behind the nearest Starbucks.
DeleteThe fire pic and the frozen demo video are crazy! Wow!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless fire fighters! I loved them before, but since 9/11 I just admire the crap out of them!
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