Dumb Kwestion of the Week #16

Again after much racking of my feeble little brain I bring you another dull-witted entry in the Dumb Kwestion foray. This weeks query is really dumb but you asked for it.

If your house was on fire, what's the one thing you'd want to take with you?

Ooh good one!  My dream journals.  And all my guns...

I'd take my wife.

My family. Then i'd like to get my music out, mostly for convenience sake.

I won't think I ever have to do that.

My cat!  She is my baby!  My wife would probably be the one screaming at me to get out rather than get the cat.

My dog. And my bible if it's in arm's reach. Bibles can be replaced. My dog is irreplaceable.

Family, then pictures.

I find this a difficult one, I would definitely want to usher my family out, but I wouldn't have enough hands to grab my music. I guess it's mostly all replaceable...so mostly just the family.

I would want to leave the cat...and possibly the dog too.

My family.  Now if we're talking just material things, I'd take my iPhone and then tweet about having lost everything because I could only take one thing

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

My family.  Now if we're talking just material things, I'd take my iPhone and then tweet about having lost everything because I could only take one thing

That's exactly what my wife would do too....only she would definitely get her Kindle as well.

My tweet would probably be:
Lost almost everything in a fire tonight. Could only take one thing.  Stupid internet rules!

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

My tweet would probably be:
Lost almost everything in a fire tonight. Could only take one thing.  Stupid internet rules!

  

Assuming my family and pets could make it out safe, and assuming I had my wallet/keys/phone on me already (I usually do), I would probably grab my laptop, because there's a lot of my school stuff on there, as well as a lot of pictures and music. If the garage were in danger, I might move my Mazda out of the way if I could.

My family.  Everything else is stuff.

My family & my pets. 

Last week was the funeral in our area for an 8 year old boy who died in a house fire trying to rescue his grandfather and great grandfather. The boy initially came out of the house unharmed but when he realized that his grandpa and great grandpa were still trapped inside, he went back in to try and rescue them. Unfortunately he never made it out and all 3 perished. This story made me cry because at the funeral his casket was carried in by the fire fighters and was buried as an honorary fallen fire fighter!

That, right there, is prime unselfishness.

She Eats Cheese wrote:

My family & my pets. 

Last week was the funeral in our area for an 8 year old boy who died in a house fire trying to rescue his grandfather and great grandfather. The boy initially came out of the house unharmed but when he realized that his grandpa and great grandpa were still trapped inside, he went back in to try and rescue them. Unfortunately he never made it out and all 3 perished. This story made me cry because at the funeral his casket was carried in by the fire fighters and was buried as an honorary fallen fire fighter!

Wow!