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Two For Tuesday . . . . [:)] I may get "hosed" for this one from my fellow firefighters and train forum members but here goes. From AOL News . . . . MELBOURNE, Fla. (March 8) - Firefighters responding to emergencies here were in such a ru***hat they forgot to turn off a fryer in their kitchen. So the next emergency call involved a fire that started at their own station. No one was injured in the blaze Thursday, because all four firefighters working at the time were out responding to several calls. A Cocoa Beach firefighter was driving past and saw smoke escaping from the firehouse and called 911. The firefighters from Station 72 then returned to fight the fire at their own station. The building suffered a combination of smoke and fire damage, and the battalion chief has asked the city for a live-in trailer for the firefighters. He said the fire was accidental and no one would be reprimanded. This sounds like something I would do. [;)] Another strange story. Also from AOL News. Let's Go Fishing OSLO, Norway (Feb. 20) - Things probably would have gone better without Coke for a codfi***hat swallowed a soda can. Stig Skaar and his family in western Norway found a slightly dented but intact Coca-Cola can inside the stomach of the fish, media reported Friday. ''I could see something wasn't right,'' Skaar was quoted as saying by his local newspaper, Marsteinen, in the western Norway town of Austevoll, some 185 miles west of Oslo. The fish, caught in the waters off Norway's western coast, was long and skinny and weighed just a few pounds - far less than the 22 pounds a healthy cod of that length should weigh. The empty soda can filled the fish's entire stomach, leaving no room for real food. ''It's completely unbelievable that he got the whole thing down,'' Skaar said. Bergens Tidende, the newspaper in the nearby city of Bergen, reported that cod are notorious for their voracious and indiscriminate appetites. For example, cods in Norwegian waters have swallowed an 11-pound otter and six frozen hamburger patties, the paper said.
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