ol Bombero-JC wrote:
fireman41 wrote:
I could not live in some of the Nazi neighborhoods that you people live in. I like the ability to park what I want when I want where I want at my house.
Sieg Heil, "Fireman41" -
Sure hope that's just your ID, and not your profession..:(
Readers should realize that most/all *Firefighters* have more positive terms for the neighborhoods they serve - and/or "that you people live in"..:R..:o
BTW - in many urban communities it's *NOT* a matter of rules and regs (CC&Rs) or HOAs - but simply that residential lots don't have the space to store an RV.
And many folks aren't fortunate -or wealthy- enough to have that "ability".:S
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I'm sorry my PC switch was off. I'm sure that those neighborhoods are nice neighborhoods. The Nazi term might have been a bit strong. I also sure that they are not a totalitarian state. As long as you don't paint your house the wrong color don't let your grass get to long and make sure that you buy the right kind of vehicle to park in your drive way.
Now on to my I.D. I am a truck driver by trade. My I.D. comes from the fact that I am volunteer firefighter, and i love my community. I have spent endless hours training and Drilling with my fire department. I have spent many of my free weekend drilling with neighboring fire departments,to make sure that we all know who to work together.
I have been burned by the hot summers sun and frozen to the core by the cold winters wind to serve my community. When the flood waters came a few years ago I made sure my Neighbors were safe,even using my own pick up truck to get stranded motorist. Mean well my hose was filling up with water.
There are many times when it seems like I may have put my needs and my family second to my community and my fire department.
So don't you ever accuse me of not caring for my fellow man or my community because I spout off about some overbearing HOA.
