Have some pics and video of the cars.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNXUYIWE8MY

 

Family Guy siren, lol.

Was anyone hurt?

 

Was anyone injured? and an even better question... do you have to go to school tomorrow? :P

No one was hurt, it was in the art room, and I was actually in the room. My teacher pulled the fire alarm it was awesome. Then again, it was pretty sad that he had to lift it and pull it 2 more times before the alarm went off. And yes I have school tomorrow., but no Cartooning & Animation.

Edited April 9, 201313 yr by hlsavior

Wow, That fire alarm should be fixed. That's totally not safe. lol

My thoughts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6XuSjziy-Q

 

 

On a more serious note: I'm glad nobody got injured and I'm sure it was a good refresh from the usual boredom of school :P

Thankful no one got injured. "Hey guess who finally showed up" that was a dick thing to say lol...

 

We once had a small fire in our autos room, someone pulled the fire alarm and the fire fighters and cops showed up pretty quick....

Edited April 9, 201313 yr by Darkangel

Thankful no one got injured. "Hey guess who finally showed up" that was a dick thing to say lol...

 

We once had a small fire in our autos room, someone pulled the fire alarm and the fire fighters and cops showed up pretty quick....

 

Not really a dick thing to say when the FIREFIGHTERS get here 10+ minutes late..

 

Not to mention this is a HIGH SCHOOL that's on fire.

Edited April 9, 201313 yr by hlsavior

lol "Nice of them to join us."

"Time to bust out the marshmallows" would have been my joke. Ah to be in high school again.

Just because of this, I am carrying a bag of Marshmallows with me every day now. Thanks for the idea unr3al.

Always be prepared to grief, I always say.

Well, last week a car crashed in to my school.

Was the Kool-Aid guy driving?

 

 

 

 

OH YEAH!!!
 

Edited April 9, 201313 yr by unr3al

Was the Kool-Aid guy driving?

 

 

 

 

OH YEAH!!!

 

 

Family guy ^^

 

Not really a dick thing to say when the FIREFIGHTERS get here 10+ minutes late..

 

Not to mention this is a HIGH SCHOOL that's on fire.

Firefighters still have to drive there, and possibly deal with traffic. They have sirens, but not everyone knows what to do when they hear a siren. They don't have teleporters.

Firefighters still have to drive there, and possibly deal with traffic. They have sirens, but not everyone knows what to do when they hear a siren. They don't have teleporters.

 

Not trying to shut you down but......

Assuming the fire department is volunteer, that means people have to leave their homes, jobs etc to respond, and be there (fire station) in about 5 minutes, then however long it takes to gear up (should be under a minute to get full turnouts on), then with the added five minutes of travel as posted above, there's 10-15 minutes right there. If the department is a fully staffed, full time department then I can see where you're coming from, but I'm just saying, volunteer firefighters all have other stuff they're doing rather than doing regular duties at the fire station...

 

(EDIT: Just found the fire dept's website, they're a volly company.)

Edited April 9, 201313 yr by Termination

Guess I'm lucky our high school is neighbours with Toronto Fire? We had a bug in our electrical system (like, an actual bug - as in living and shitting) which chewed on some fire control wire and set of the alarm. The firefighters were there before we got out of our school. Granted, they only had to cross the street and walk like 100m.

My school shares an intersection with a fire station. We also have no issues with response times.