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Stony Brook MD
04-07-2004, 08:30 PM
Let's see if they can exercise the same discipline through Mother's day. The community is aware.
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Jennie
04-07-2004, 08:34 PM
What exactly are you referring to? Just their selling of plants for Mother's day? Or did something happen associated with the sale? Please tell...
Biased
04-08-2004, 05:45 AM
before this disease came back.
Tend to think hes not a real MD though, his statement makes no sense. Doc this is a message board not a script pad you need to be a little more specific we dont have a clue as to what you refer to.
And please support the OTHER CFD's easter plant sale.
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St James
04-08-2004, 05:39 PM
Say what you want but every point the doc raised last year was valid. The question was never answered: did the fd pay the sales tax or did it not?
Mall Merchant
04-08-2004, 08:19 PM
But why can't they say wether or not the tax got paid? I have to pay mine and if I don't they shut me down and sell my wares. I heard that the dept took in over 25,000
at the mother Day sale. that's a lot of tax not collected. Why wont they put the thing to rest?
Jennie
04-08-2004, 08:21 PM
Can someone please explain what happened with the sale that has everyone so bothered?
FireLady
04-09-2004, 04:31 AM
Fire departments are TAX EXEMPT....PAY NO TAXES ON MERCHANDISE...
Biased
04-09-2004, 06:59 AM
I believe what the issue is here with the Centereach FD is that some members of (obviously) not their community have a problem with the Centereach FD selling plants, flowers christmass trees and whatever else ANY FD does for a FUNDRAISER,and not charging tax on it. Why Centereach is being singled out i do not know, most vollie FD's have some type of sale during the year. Why there is a problem with Centereach ? Dunno, maybe STONY BROOK MD has a relative with a florist or something. Who knows, who cares????
Just a little info...DOC i believe it is up to the consumer to claim the sales tax was not paid on their yearly tax return, kinda like un taxed merchandise you buy on the internet ?? You wouldnt do that now would you DOC ?
That $15,000 piece of equipment you need for your office gine being able to buy it and not have to pay sales tax !!! You wouldnt do that now would you ?
Sell your plants guys good luck ill probably be by to pick one up!!
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Jennie
04-09-2004, 07:51 AM
Ok, so the MD is upset because he thinks people should shell out an extra buck or two to buy a plant from the FD? That's too funny. I just made a donation to the FD burn unit. I guess I should call them up and tell them I need to add the appropriate tax to it. LOL. When you buy a plant from the FD, it's a donation. Why is that being turned into such a big deal?
How about the moonies and their flower stands that pop up on flower holidays like Easter
Do they pay taxes?
Centereach is not the only FD that does this.
many, many depts sell flowers and/or christmas trees. They are not required to collect taxes. Leave it at that. This is not going anywhere.
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gadfly
04-09-2004, 10:12 AM
Hey Doc tell me your kidding,This thread was posted last year .As you have the right too bash The District you don't have the right to pontificate your garbage upon the Fire Department.The Volunteers have a right under fair trade as anybody else why would you Dennie them this right,And as far as an unfair advantage goes so be it. They are above the rest when it comes to being privileged.Because when that apparatus is staffed and an alarm comes in that will be responding to that alarm protecting life and property.Why is it that somebody like you isn't kicking down the School board doors down or the Library.How about the KofC,Lions Club, Elks,Why is it always the Good GUYS on your hit list.Why don't you call for an audit; Let us know how you make out.Tree surgeon Thats right you tree hugging puke.Get a life.Why don't you if you feel so strong about this issue make a sign and stand in front of the location in question.I dare you........
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Biased
04-09-2004, 10:28 AM
Hmmmmmm...maybe hes Dick Amper.
hahahhahahahahaha
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Has a nice ring to it doesn't it ?
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Nays Red Rocket
04-09-2004, 10:42 AM
Before you worry about a volunteer fire dept and their taxes, Look at your own wrong doing with the ridiculous fees you charge people who are in need of medical help. Tell us Dr how much do you make out with every year cheating on your taxes with expensive nonsense write-offs?!?!?! I don't think you are going to get ant sympathy here from anyone, but nice try!
Fire Buyer
04-09-2004, 06:05 PM
Hey merchant I look for the fire dept. sales at every holiday. It's good to give a donation and not get ripped off. Like when you guys raise your roses to $75.00 a dozen on valentines day. What a rip off ever hear of price gauging? I think it is also a crime.
Stationer
04-09-2004, 07:00 PM
You want the community to support your efforts and then you slam the community, as above. But you still go to Merchant and all the other merchants during your Fund Raising drive. Insult him first and then go begging from him! You guys should should show a little respect.
Mall Merchant
04-10-2004, 12:34 PM
Right on, Stationer. They never stop to think, do they?
Instead of being thankful to the community, they act as if they're the only game in town.
FDvet
04-10-2004, 02:07 PM
We are the only game in town. Putting up with your faulty automatic alarm systems.....
Funny, we NEVER see the merchants at 2 am while their alarm is rining....
Like I said. We ARE THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN
Fireguy
04-10-2004, 02:12 PM
What does Dick Amper have to do with any of this?? And tree hugger? thats not an insult, at least Amper wants some trees saved or maybe you would rather Suffolk County ve all concrete and houses like nassau County..yeah thats it..more houses more traffic, slower response time and less volunteers..more to add to your silly argument about Suffolk being all paid..
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stonybrookmd
04-10-2004, 05:56 PM
No one ever said the FD's don't deserve our respect and gratitude. I assure you that you've got my support both monetarily and otherwise. Do you ever!! But come on, guys! The community isn't a bunch of uneducated sops willing to put up with the slants and smears you dish out here. Mall Merchant and all the other merchants are in legitimate businesses and before you guys set up your super-sized and brazen tent again on 347, or anywhere else for that matter, give a thought to those merchants and remember where your support originates. We're all willing to live and let live but that stuff only goes so far. If you want to sell retail, get all your retail papers in order,
including those from taxing authorities, and display them properly and legally and have them available for inspection by appropriate authorities. Spinning your rant about my price and my practise make you look a lot more that foolish. I assure you that I have no intention of setting up a massive tent on 347 in order to undercut and undermine my colleagues who also pay rent and taxes. Educate yourselves, guys. You'll feel a lot better knowing that you know what you're talking about!!
Firebuyer
04-10-2004, 07:48 PM
Anyone who is a doctor should know how to spell practice. That is a word that goes hand and hand with your proffesion you are a fraud. Busted!!!!!
customer
04-11-2004, 03:08 AM
Funny you jumped on the disrespect thing but never explained the price increase. I go to a florist were they have an everyday deal on roses. Something like $18 a dozen. The week before a holiday it suddenly jumps to $25 a dozen. What is with that? Talk about screwing the people who keep you in business between holidays. Thanks
Mall Merchant
04-11-2004, 07:01 AM
Talk about the pot calling the kettle black!! Are you a real Fireguy? Maybe you should take a course in spelling and then you'd qualify for another "profession."
St James
04-11-2004, 05:37 PM
Was the main question about the taxes ever answered?
elementry
04-11-2004, 07:28 PM
da..........
ever here of supply & demand? ? ? ? ?
Firebuyer
04-11-2004, 09:13 PM
No i'm not a fire guy just a dumb auto mechanic who owns his own shop in Suffolk. I also don't inflate my prices on holidays or any other occasion. But I will continue to buy from the fire dept's. when they hold their flower sales just not to get ripped off by the florists. And also make a worthwhile donation too. Just like I would with a church bake sale or car wash.
Jennie
04-11-2004, 09:21 PM
FDs are tax exempt. They can't charge sales tax. Does that answer your question?
srtrtbore
04-12-2004, 06:34 AM
I say support the fire fighters flower sales until the florists stop price gouging. It's ridiculous to pay $75.00 or more for a dozen roses on Valentines day when they are $25.00 the week before.
FIREMAN
04-14-2004, 11:26 PM
Hey Jennie fire departments are "tax exempt" which means they cannot be charged tax for purchases THEY make. We go to Price Club and buy a bunch of stuff for the firehouse, it is exempt from tax. We are not above laws regarding collecting tax, filing for one day NYS alcohol permits during fund raisers, getting town and state permits for events, etc. Many towns have looked the other way for a long time regarding fire departments, and because of that many departments now think they are exempt from the laws. Check again and you will find the truth.
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Jennie
04-15-2004, 05:21 AM
Tax exempt also means that you do not collect tax. My company is tax exempt, in that I can not charge a client tax for our services, but we still have to pay tax on our purchases. Do you have a law stating that FDs can collect tax? I don't believe they can. Everyone I have spoken with says they can't. Can you even charge tax when you're collecting for a fundraiser?
Ballbuster
04-16-2004, 09:56 AM
I wonder if the good Doc is putting up a sink about the kids from the football or baseball league or the school sports teams that do car washes - should we all boycott or break the chops of the vendor that let them use his water - I think not. Maybe the Girl Scouts that sell cookies - DAMN there goes another bakery out of business! Not to mention the owners of King Kullen, Shop Rite and Waldbaums not being able to feed their kids.
Next he will be complaining that because we volunteer and take patients to the hospital, we bypassed his office and he didn't get his rightful cut.
GIVE IT A REST DOC - you really finally got boring!
LongIslandFF
04-16-2004, 01:26 PM
If your department is tax exempt it means you do not have pay taxes on item purchased for use of the fire department. But now many departments and fire companies are listed as non for profit in the incorp. papers, That means all the monies taken in are used for the running of the fire department or fire company. So your balance sheet should show $0.00 and the end of the fiscal year expect for the capital account which is used for purchase capital items such as trucks and buildings. So if your companies saving up for a few years with taxpayer/donated monies for that trip you are wrong and break irs laws.......
Stony Brook MD
04-17-2004, 08:15 PM
They never get it, do they? Rather than admit to wrongdoing, they invent every excuse. They sold flowers on the side of 347 last Mother's Day. They were supposed to collect the tax that we paid for the flowers. They were supposed to remit the tax to the State. No more excuses!! How much tax was collected and and how much and when was it remitted?? The sign at the tent said Centereach Fire Department and the huge tax-payer-paid truck had Centereach Fire Department all over it!! No more excuses!!
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whocares
04-17-2004, 09:39 PM
for a point of information for all of you out there, if you check with the NYS tax dept. the ultimate responsibility for paying sales tax on purchases falls on the purchaser not the seller, hence if you notice on this years NYS tax returns there was a box to fill out regarding sales tax due based on out of state purchases...but this holds true on all purchases, any business who has ever gone thru a sales tax audit will tell you, the tax department will not only check to see if you were charged sales tax on your purchases, they will also calculate it to make sure it was the proper rate, and if you were not charged on charged too little, you the purchaser have to pay them, not the seller
whocares
04-17-2004, 09:57 PM
now for those who dont believe go to the following
www.tax.state.ny.us/pdf/p...74_104.pdf
if you don't have adobe reader, set up an appointment with stonybrookmd and bring him some flowers
Stony Brook MD
04-18-2004, 08:25 AM
Spin and spin and spin. When you sell retail you collect sales tax. Period. All this FD spinning makes you people look a little idiotic. We all supporst the Fds but that doesn't make them above the law!!
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Jennie
04-18-2004, 09:01 AM
What part of they don't have to charge sales tax don't you understand? Come on, you went to med school; you should be able to grasp a simple concept. I just don't get why you're sitting here crying over them not charging sales tax. No FD does and they pretty much all do fundraisers where they sell plants and the like. No ones making up lies or hiding anything on this subject. Drop it already.
whocares
04-18-2004, 02:53 PM
MD if you took the time to read the NYS tax brochure that I supplied the link for..the law clearly states the responsibility of paying sales tax lies with the purchaser..and if you read the brochure on that link, you would also find out other interesting facts as well, like you the purchaser are supposed to pay the difference in sales tax if your rate in the county you reside is higher than where you purchased even if in NYS..also it goes on to state that if you purchase a large ticket item (over $600) from a yard sale as the example cited you the purchaser are also required to pay sales tax to the State of New York, this is the law, no spin, period, so assuming you have a MD i assume you know how to read and you will see the law for the way it is written not how you want to "spin" it. so get over yourself, and the next time you order supplies from a catalog for your office, be sure to pay the sales tax to the State of New York, because you too are not above the law.
FFEMSgal
04-18-2004, 06:28 PM
I cannot believe that the "doc" is starting this again...tell you what, we'll send a team of auditors to your home 7 office to see if everything there is perfect. ever go to a drug company dinner "doc"?
Old 387
04-19-2004, 09:04 PM
I believe Mr MD You have nothing better to do but complain about this Horse Shi#. If you are a doc give to your community and volunteer. But i guess you wont and you will continue to drive your beemer and go play around of tennis with babs. Maybe youll go to the gym with Renaldo and play drop the soap
to funny
04-20-2004, 05:21 AM
I think Doc is not a doc but a florist who likes to screw the public around every holiday. Because the FD will not let him do this any more he is freaking out. The scam is over doc.
TOB FF
04-23-2004, 04:57 AM
I looked around and could only find, as everyone knows, that Fire Departments are exempt from paying tax. Nowhere did I find that they are exempt from collecting it or that they are required to. Whocares I did look at your brochure and yes, the purchaser is ultimately responsible to pay sales tax, "if you purchase property or a service which is delivered to you in NYS without payment of State or Local Tax to the seller". I don't think this precludes someone from charging it.
All I found with regard to collecting tax was FASNY's legislative agenda for 2000-2001 which includes the following:
SALES TAX EXEMPTION/FUNDRAISER EVENTS - Resolved that FASNY study the possible need for fire departments and companies and exempt organizations to be exempted from the collection of sales taxes at fundraising events.
Now I don't know what the outcome was and I will e-mail them to try and find out, but this would indicate that as of then there was no written exemption for the Fire Service. Anybody know what the outcome of this FASNY study was? Please, factual information only?
Good post whocares. I like when factual information is presented.
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Lake Grove Esq
04-23-2004, 05:31 AM
The FD ran a massive plant sale on the side of the highway. They were required to collect sales tax. All the retail stores within 50 yards of the FD's retail tent were collecting sales tax. The FD is required to comply with all laws, federal, state and local. There is also a question about the massive fire truck was was present at the retail tent and used for advertising. That truck was purchased with taxpayer funds and may have been used illegally or at least unethically. Citizens have a right to question how their money is being spent.
ONE MORE TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO COLLECT SALES TAX!!!!!
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO PAY SALES TAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(Important words here are COLLECT and PAY)
A merchant MUST pay the government a sales tax,a merchant re-coups his loss by charging the consumer sales tax.
Most Fire Depts. are TAX EXEMPT, meaning they DO NOT pay sales tax. One would think if the FD was not charged tax but yet charged the consumer tax then THAT would be illegal.
So is the Doc and Lk Grove shyster telling the FD's they should be ripping off the consumer?
Seems like it.
And about having an engine at the site of a fundraiser?
How would you expect the company to respond to alarm if they are out on a fundraiser ?
Everyone drive back to the firehouse and get the truck ?
Seems it would be more efficient if they could just jump on the truck and go to the scene, but whatever complain we were too slow, complain we get there too quick. I would think we should get on scene asap.
You people really cant make up your minds can you?
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TOB FF
04-23-2004, 08:47 AM
I need that in writing for a fundraiser we're having. Where would I find that law? Thank You.
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TOB FF
04-23-2004, 10:37 AM
Saw that above already. Didn't really answer the question. Thanks anyway.
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ON THE LINE
04-23-2004, 02:24 PM
So what are we talking about here, if the fire dept sold
$ 2000.00 worth of plants (a good day) the entire sales tax @ 8.75% would of amounted to a whopping
$ 175.00. I sure hope that doesnt break the bank of the State of New York. I'll also venture a guess the our Stony Brook MD spends that on a good dinner.
Lake Grove Esq
04-23-2004, 06:48 PM
It doesn't matter what the amount is. It could be 175.00
or 175,000.00. How dare anyone claim that they can withhold the tax return because of the amount. The retailers who were stabbed in the back by the massive FD sale cannot claim such an idiotic excuse. Everyone remits sales tax to the state and the FD is no exception.
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If the author of this quote is a member of Centereach FD
I suggest that he talk to his superiors. Is anyone in charge over there?
whocares
04-26-2004, 01:43 PM
there is a difference in defination of someone whose primary business is retail compared to an organization that is a not-for-profit, and whose primary mission statment is different from the fundraising event. Example, a fire dept selling flowers to raise funds for it's not-for-profit, is very different from a florist setting up a both at a craft fair.....again the law is very clear, it requires "retailers" to collect sales tax, but if they do not, or someone other than a retailer sells you something and not collect sales tax, you the buyer are responsible noone else, and by the way, just because your organization is tax exempt, does not automatically exclude you from any and all taxes.
whocares
04-26-2004, 01:51 PM
i am curious if you heard anything about the legislative item you mentioned in an earlier post, and another point of information for you to consider, the enforcement of sales tax falls on the person who fails to pay it...i am unaware of what enforcement the tax department has when someone fails to collect it, i do know that if you collect and fail to remit it to NYS tax dept. on a quarterly basis, the tax dept will seize all assets of that company, but that only pertains to someone or a business that charges it's customers sales tax and neglects to remit it to the state.
Too Funny
04-26-2004, 02:30 PM
OK, so from now on, whenever anyone goes to get their car washed by the boyscouts, buys girls scout cookies, buys treats from a bake sale, buys raffles from a soccer team, etc., you better make sure they charge you sales tax, otherwise the doc will go after 'em!
IT'S A DARN FUNDRAISER! NO ONE EVER CHARGES TAX FOR A FUNDRAISER. Let me know when any FD is selling plants for Mother's Day and I'll be there buying one, and NOT paying sales tax!
ltjag
04-26-2004, 07:14 PM
to re-type my comment. Refer to the the Brentwood BOFC thread for my two cents.
These are the comments from the Brentwood board submitted by Ltjag
[.....if a fire department is conducting a sale as a fundraiser it would seem to me that it is incumbent upon them to both collect and remit the appropriate sales taxes that the venture generates. Why? Its simple really. The fire departments are an agency of the government. Some are direct arms of the government while others are an inorganic arm of government. Either way, they provide an essential governmental function within their communities. As a governmental or quasi-governmental entity they can't be running around and conducting themselves as just another roadside vendor would. We all know that when we patronize these vendors there is better than a small chance that they are not paying sales tax on their wares. That, of course, is part of their appeal. Should a fire department that relies upon taxes as its lifeblood flout the very system of taxation that allows it to exist? I think not......]
TOB FF
04-27-2004, 09:08 AM
Well put there Funny.
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FDNY2212
04-28-2004, 11:07 PM
CFD is tax exempt BUT when they sell something they HAVE to collect sales tax
Stony Brook MD
04-29-2004, 11:52 AM
That's just what I said a year ago. Sales tax must be collected and remitted and apparently in this case it was not. No one wants to be critical of the volunteers but they must understand that they are not above the law. The community that supports them should be told how much tax was collected and how much and when was it remitted. Are there no adults over there to set this item straight once and for all? These people are answerable to the taxpayers.
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whocares
04-29-2004, 07:03 PM
once again, understand that a "sales tax" is a "end use" tax, which means, the end user or purchaser is ultimately responsible for paying the sales tax
Lake Grove Esq
04-30-2004, 07:12 AM
Wrong. In New York state, the retailer is responsible for collecting tax and remitting same to state. The FD ran a retail operation without permits or tax certificates. That doesn't mitigate their responsibility. The department needs to come clean and put the issue to rest.
Firebuyer
04-30-2004, 07:28 AM
Lake Grove how can you be sure they didn't play buy the rules and do everything legal.
tobff
04-30-2004, 07:46 AM
It doesn't matter what the law reads if you read Too Funny's post above. He (or she) brings out a good point. The law goes for all but in the name of charity it shouldn't be an issue. As I said above I still would like to know the numbers for that law. Also, will they be selling flowers this year? I would definitely drive all the way out there just to support them.
Lake Grove Esq
04-30-2004, 03:23 PM
If they had done everything by the book, they would surely have come on here and given the details. The fact is that someone at CFD ( Chief, Commissioner, Controller etc) let this thing get out of hand. The FD doesn't need this kind of PR. Issues like this have to be put away immediately and not be allowed to fester here for over a year.
debo7937
04-30-2004, 04:03 PM
in retail, sales tax would apply. CFD is not selling these flowers retail, knuckleheads. it is a donation, therefore sales tax does not apply
LongIslandFF
04-30-2004, 04:48 PM
Lets us all collect sales tax.
The girl scouts for there cookies
the local school car wash
the little league team selling raffle tickets {isn't gambling against the law in New York}
I cant forget about the kid selling lemon-aid at the corner
And I think MD should be the man driving around the whole state making sure all pay up. From the 5 year old to the 90 Vet asking for a little money to buy one of this flowers.:
whocares
05-01-2004, 02:30 PM
i would suggest you double check your facts sir, having gone thru a sales tax audit personally, the end user is the one ultimately responsible for the payment of sales tax, i didnt believe it when i went thru this audit, and after review by my attorney i found out how wrong i was
Firebuyer
05-01-2004, 05:50 PM
I buy from my local dept. and use the donation as a write off. Try that with your local florist. Save money on inflated holiday prices and a write off too, not bad.
debo7937
05-03-2004, 04:07 PM
haven't heard much from stonybrook md lately. you think he's starting to get the hint that maybe only a few people with nothing better to do care about whether the fire department charges sales tax at a fund raiser? i also have done some research on this matter and it seems that who cares is right on the money so to speak. the end user is ultimately responsible for the paying of sales tax. so remember all of you who think that the fire department is a buch of tax evaders, make sure you pay tax on girl scout cookies and when you buy that candy from the children who raise money for their sports teams and so on. i won't! and i'm glad i can get flowers on mother's day for a reasonable price. price gougers sit and rotate!!!
Man in a food store
05-03-2004, 07:59 PM
I don't know where all you people are gretting the info, but in order to operate anything retail one must have a certificate from NYS tax, publicly display such certificate and collect and remit the proper amount of tax. You weekend warriors fool yourselves if you think you can set up another massive tent on the highway,use a taxpayer paid truck to advertise your wares, collect no tax and stab the hard-working local merchants merchants in the back. If this is the stunt you want to pull, don't bother knocking on my door asking for a donation for one of your Dr Dirty shows!
Jennie
05-03-2004, 08:11 PM
When the FDs set up tents to sell plants, or whatever items they may sell, it is a fundraiser. I don't believe that is equivalent to any sort of retail shop. When the Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts set up a table in front of the supermarkets, they are doing the same exact thing. It is a fundraiser. Get over it already. This has nothing, absolutely nothing, to do with bettering the fire service on LI. You people are just looking for anything to pick at the FD with. You wouldn't do the same thing to those little girls and boys. These men protect your life. If you don't like what they do, then don't buy from them and just say no if they come knocking at your door. It's as simple as that. Of course, when you call for them they will be there for you, despite your attitude towards them. Lucky you...
P.S. That truck is there in case an alarm is sounded and they need to go do their "job". Maybe next time they should leave the truck at the station and take longer to respond. The community would love that, wouldn't they!
TOIEMT
05-03-2004, 08:19 PM
Hey Doc!! Let me tell you something! I am in a Dept in Islip and we are TAX EXEMPT that means that we are NOT required to pay sales tax or Required to Collect it if we hold a fundraiser!! Get your fax straight and stop sturring @#%$
TOB FF
05-05-2004, 09:08 AM
Guess things got boring here. Take a look at the School Boards threads.
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suffolkFF
05-05-2004, 09:28 AM
At least hes picking on all the not-for-profit groups equally!!
TOB FF
05-05-2004, 05:23 PM
Yeah he just doesn't get it.
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05-06-2004, 07:35 AM
is there a dr dirty show in the works for cfd? My kids have been asking about.
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FDracinglover
07-07-2004, 07:59 PM
Hey whatever happen to your drill team? , you should race again. West Sayville sure put your old B rig to good use!! We need more depts. involved in this sport and a major town of Brook haven track is very close to you guys!!
Dr Who
10-25-2004, 04:58 PM
Selling trees this year? I'm in if you are
JeffR
11-18-2004, 09:25 PM
Are they selling them this year? I'd rather buy from them than the corner guy two towns over from me.
trees
11-20-2004, 08:15 AM
trees
Pinelover
12-06-2004, 04:21 PM
Hold the needles
HeyMD
12-07-2004, 05:14 PM
should I hold them
just curious
12-07-2004, 05:28 PM
The Chief's car has a rag for a gas cap.
The department had two emergency vehicles pulled over for drag racing on Middle Country Rd. on the way to the scene.
They have naked lady mud flaps on their pumper.
One Substation has wheels.
Fire training consists of everyone standing around a fire gettin' drunk.
They've been toned out for an outhouse fire.
That outhouse fire was with entrapment.
You've had to let a person's house burn down because the owner wouldn't let the vollies hunt on his land.
At least 3 vehicles in the firehouse still has decorations on it from the Halloween Parade and it's December.
Their personnel vehicles have more lights on them than your house has lights in it.
You don't own a Dalmation, but you do have a coon dog named Sparky.
You've ever walked through a christmas display and came up with more than 3 new ideas for a light scheme for your truck.
Your rescue truck can smoke the tires.
Your department's name is misspelled on 3 pieces of equipment.
Your engine had to be towed in the last Christmas Parade.
Dispatch can't mention your name without laughing.
The local news crew won't put your department on TV because you embarassed them last time.
You've ever referred to a light bar as sexy.
Your defib consists of a pair of jumper cables, a marine battery, and a fish finder.
You've ever taken a girl on a date in a pumper.
Your pumper has been on fire more times than it has been to a fire.
Your pumper smokes more than the house fire.
The only time the trucks leave the station is on bingo night.
Your apparatus has carbon monoxide detectors mounted in the cab.
You return from a fire with more junk than you arrived with.
You have tobacco spit stains on the side off your engines
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Mikecp421
01-08-2005, 07:50 PM
bump
guest215846987
02-20-2005, 02:32 AM
bump, bump, bump, bump
guest5
03-30-2005, 10:08 PM
:lol:
I'm wondering if this stonybrook m.d. is the same er doctor that's been stopped by scpd , seems there is one (probably more) er doctor who that is a little weird and is driving a uninsured car with someone elses plates, and with a suspended license, somehow he got a pba card from one of the local cars and has gotten off 2 times
be good 234
12-09-2005, 01:55 PM
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
fight at centereach fd
02-01-2006, 09:18 PM
So how was the party on Saturday on S. Washington? Heard some feathers got ruffled, and some fools fought de law
Guest313
02-02-2006, 10:14 AM
Grow up.
Grow up.
right hey I was there and I didnt decide to have a extended Brady -bunch type domestic and then try to run over the biggest cop in Suffolk county, if the participants in the brawl were as mature as I this would not be a issue, now would it?
Guest313
02-03-2006, 01:47 AM
Grow up.
right hey I was there and I didnt decide to have a extended Brady -bunch type domestic and then try to run over the biggest cop in Suffolk county, if the participants in the brawl were as mature as I this would not be a issue, now would it?
If you were as mature as you say, you would not have brought up it up in the first place. Leave personal matters alone. As I said, grow up.
quote="Guest313"]Grow up.
right hey I was there and I didnt decide to have a extended Brady -bunch type domestic and then try to run over the biggest cop in Suffolk county, if the participants in the brawl were as mature as I this would not be a issue, now would it?
If you were as mature as you say, you would not have brought up it up in the first place. Leave personal matters alone. As I said, grow up.[/quote]personal matters shouldnt take place in a public parking lot involving public servants, should they? Again I've been on this planet nearly 40 years, never had a family brawl in a parking lot, and attempt to run over a police officer and put him in the hospital out of work due to injuries. Sorry you are barking up the wrong tree
heard about this wasnt there, the family should be ashamed.
heard about this wasnt there, the family should be ashamed.in centereach, UI heard they were bragging
Stony Brook DOC ???
02-05-2006, 12:29 AM
I'm glad the Doc ? wrote his post, I never would have known that the Fire Department was having a sale, now I will buy some flowers, plants, etc. Did they apy sales tax - who cares? Do the girl scouts pay sales tax on all those cookies? Does the local school sports team when they sell candy bars? Does the Church when it has a bake sale or worse yet a plant sale? NO, and I couldn't care less! The "doc" is indicitive of what is wrong with our society today - morons who years ago wouldn't have been able to say anything now have a forum, (this site and others like it), to voice thier ridiculous opinions. I would once again thank the "doc" for opening his can of worms and psoviding all the free advertisement.
Stony Brook DOC ???
02-05-2006, 12:35 AM
If you are a Doc, prescribe yourself some prozac, take two and dont call me in the morning !
seldenfdone
02-26-2006, 07:31 PM
its time to put an end to this message board
How do you propose you do that?
RONALD SAID
03-26-2006, 11:44 PM
How do you propose you do that?
Burn 'em, burn 'em all............................
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