Your house is on fire!

girlyboi85

Literotica Guru
Joined
Aug 29, 2016
Posts
1,626
Your family and any pets you may have are already safe, but there's still time to rescue one beloved object. What do you go back for?

*

I'd go for a crystal rose with a blue bulb that was the first gift I ever gave my girlfriend.
 
The best ever answer to this sort of question was from Ricky Gervais:

When asked by a journalist what three things he would save in a fire, Gervais joked and said he would save his cat, his salamander, and one of the twins. The journalist did not catch the joke and printed his response.
 
Not a damn thing.
If the living are out and safe, the stuff can burn.
It's not worth my life or worse, the lives of the fire-fighters who will invariably risk their own lives to save some idiot who places a higher value on stuff than staying alive.
 
Not a damn thing.
If the living are out and safe, the stuff can burn.
It's not worth my life or worse, the lives of the fire-fighters who will invariably risk their own lives to save some idiot who places a higher value on stuff than staying alive.

Hence why, in this HYPOTHETICAL scenario I've posited, the family are already safe, and no one's life is at risk by going back in. :D
 
probably photographs....especially of loved ones no longer with me.

everything else is just "stuff" which i find drags me down....hence currently in the midst of downsizing.
 
probably photographs....especially of loved ones no longer with me.

everything else is just "stuff" which i find drags me down....hence currently in the midst of downsizing.

You got it right Veronica .. Down sizing .. photos of Loved Ones .. and the armory ..
 
After chucking the end of the garden hose into the bedroom it was operation save the Lizzard as i recall, i will not forget the smell and the sight of everywhere black.
 
The only thing that is irreplaceable would be my dozens of photo albums as I've been scrapbooking since I was young. All important documents & expensive things are kept in a wall safe that is suppose to survive a fire. Home/content insurance would cover everything else

L:rose:
 
Not a damn thing.
If the living are out and safe, the stuff can burn.
It's not worth my life or worse, the lives of the fire-fighters who will invariably risk their own lives to save some idiot who places a higher value on stuff than staying alive.

What money has bought, money can replace. Even so, I'm still thinking of what I would save.
 
Your family and any pets you may have are already safe, but there's still time to rescue one beloved object. What do you go back for?

*

I'd go for a crystal rose with a blue bulb that was the first gift I ever gave my girlfriend.

I did a similar activity with several 7th and 8th grade classes. What always surprised me is that none of them would take games or computers. Most would take family pictures.
 
Computer first (and maybe before some of the living :p).
My computer is my life blood, without it I might
as well walk around like a cross between David Bruce Banner and Rambo.
 
If the roof was on fire, I'd tell the firefighters we don't need no water
 
A box of photographic negatives of all of the pictures my father took.
 
My guess would have been em, but you wouldn't have been far down the list
 
Back
Top