Your House is Burning Down ?

[SteCenturion]

So - your house is a blazing inferno (from which you might escape if you are quick enough).

Assuming your children/beloved are not in the building (and that Elvis left long ago).

What do you save ??

Just one possession 'only' 1.

This can be an item with very little monetary value - large or small priceless or worthless.

Why do I ask ??

(Maybe so I can work out if it's worth robbing your gaff while you are busy submitting posts to daft threads on CC) ??

But not...

For me (if it had to be just one) I would have to be my Paul Reed Smith guitar.

Because it plays & sounds sweeter than all the others regardless of value.

Absolutely.

 

[Fubar]

Childhood photo album, everything else is replacable.

 

[subaqua]

nothing.

get out,stay out ,call the fire service out.

nothing that is inanimate is worth dying for.

 

[Haitch]

The keys to my other house

(if I had another house).

 

[cyberknight]

Box with all the paperwork for insurance, mortgage etc etc .

 

[Leodis]

Ribble and duster.

 

[SteCenturion]

Box with all the paperwork for insurance, mortgage etc etc .

Just reminded me - I need a fire proof safe/box.

Well done that man.

 

[subaqua]

Box with all the paperwork for insurance, mortgage etc etc .

a word document on the cloud ( more secure than a paper copy in a box in your house) with all details . gets updated when policies change .

can access from anywhere

 

[zizou]

Unfortunately have been in this situation and all i had time to grab due to the billowing smoke was a shoe and my phone so i could phone the fire brigade.

If the worst comes to the worst and im ever in a similar situation then i'll try and make sure i pick up a pair of shoes rather than a single one!

 

[MikeG]

My wife.......

.....then my computer, with all my work stuff and photos on it.

 

[JoeyB]

The cat

Assuming the cat got out then the daughter's teddy... she would send me back in for it anyway lol (she's 2)

 

[cyberknight]

a word document on the cloud ( more secure than a paper copy in a box in your house) with all details . gets updated when policies change .

can access from anywhere

Indeed im just saying what i would do in my current situation and the fact my wifes a technophobe and likes a physical copy and with my upload speeds in would take about a month to upload everything to the cloud .

 

[JoeyB]

My wife.......

.....then my computer, with all my work stuff and photos on it.

Does she not fall in the beloved category as mentioned above? If she doesn't....why are you saving her again? lol

 

[subaqua]

Indeed im just saying what i would do in my current situation and the fact my wifes a technophobe and likes a physical copy and with my upload speeds in would take about a month to upload everything to the cloud .

a word document of 100Kb takes that long . wow are you on a 9.6K modem

 

[asterix]

A pair of shoes