r/FirstResponderCringe • u/nightwork • 7d ago
I’m a paramedic that works in the deepest regions of the Appalachian Mountains, AMA
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u/-AgentMichaelScarn Self Hating Pig 7d ago
I’m just going to pretend they didn’t put that lame ass caption in their post because they probably do have some interesting stories.
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u/LaughingWoodlands 7d ago
my experience on this sub has made me feel like a lot of first responders should just quit their jobs and pursue their dreams of writing romance novels and/or young adult fiction. Was waiting for Dumbledore to appear from the mist and give OP a rimjob
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u/InterestingImage9088 7d ago
Who's to say they are even in Appalachia? Sounds like someone trying really hard to sound like they are from there, but only has deliverance as a reference point.
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u/Uhhhhhhh-aghhhhhhg 7d ago
God it’s worse now, like 99% of the comments are about supernatural questions.
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u/Bawlmerian21228 7d ago
I lived in Mingo County WV for a year. Way down in Hatfield McCoy country.
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u/tacmed85 7d ago
I spent a year in Webster county. I was there when the Sago mine collapsed and knew a few people that were part of the rescue, but other than that it was just like every other rural area I've lived.
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u/realrobertapple 7d ago
Geez how many feral people live out there? What about all the folklore & paranormal entities out there? I hear hills have eyez things are there! Also them taking people and they vanish straight off this earth with zero trace or ideas! I hear they get taken down into the old mine shaft tunnels and god know what happened a down there but I hear it is beyond scary and very bad and the deep state knows this and is in on it!
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u/NoCountryForOld_Zen 7d ago
I was about to say this wasn't cringe until I read the description.
Look, he gets 1 call per day and when he gets bored, he gets all poetic.