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Why does the fire department have to let water out of the fire hydrant? Why can't they save the water?

Shouldn't they save the water by putting it on their trucks or putting it is giant containers? Thats alot of gallons of water waisted on the road. And they do it mid day so the sun soaks it all up.

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It depends on what size gloves I really don't think its the gloves. I think it's a behind the scenes physical thing But I do think boxers should officially weigh-in the day of the fight to prevent certain fighter to balloon up 10 to 20 pounds over they're scheduled weight class.
mabee you want to explain how to go about , when someone dies what process the family has to go through, like picking up body from hospital, picking a funeral home, cemetery and the prices, which are outrageousyou will grab attention with that one..people cant beleive the price when doing a serviceit will be an eye openermabee you can contact a mortuary and ask for a price list for cemetery and mortuary.ask about pre-arraingments.be sure to get a dignity networkgood luck
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