I got sum rollers at sally's just to try out. They werent velcro they were like ones you don't need clips for and I think they might have been rubber. IDK but they werent velcro or hot rollers. I'm gunna try them out but do I put them on dry hair and sleep with them in, or damp hair and sleep with them in or what? and will they actually make my hair curly as apposed to just giving me volume? Would hot rollers be better for actual curls? What ones could I get for 20 dollars at walgreens or walmart or kaymart that would actually work? Also with those could I put them in dry hair at night and sleep with them in or would that not be okay? Just give me all your knolage about rollers. THANKS!!*srry about the bad spelling I'm trying to type really fast beacuse I have to leave in a minute*
yes i have herd from other internet sources that that is the name of the next 1. nope cody isn't back yet, (and i hope he doesn't.) but, be cuz they stopped putting episodes out maybe they will have like a marathon or something when they start again.
Well Butters a few things up front: First of all they are called firefighters. Fire man is a dated term seldom used any more. I know it might not make any difference to you, but it will if you have a female captain running your station. Second of all the Fire suits are called turnouts. I know another small thing but you want to sound as knowledgeable as you can when you are talking to other firefighters. Look into the differences between engines, trucks and grass rigs and other apparatus fire departments use. depends on the protocols of the fire department. You may be asked to carry your turn outs with you so you can meet the engine or truck on scene or you may be required to report to your station, meet up with your crew then respond to the fire. the training to acquire your fire fighter 1 cert can last from 12 to 16 weeks depending on the program. After you have your cert it takes about a year to complete the skills sign off for your fire fighter 1 cert. The benefits: serving your community, camaraderie, good food and an the possibility of making the fire service a career and an experience you will never forget.
