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Ok, you're told you have to leave your house immediately. You can quickly run in and grab only three things.

What are they?

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“Racism isn't born, folks, it's taught. I have a two-year-old son. You know what he hates? Naps! End of list.”

Easy, just what I picked, beides the human beings:

1)Important papers that already are kept in a fire-proof safe

2) Computer

3) Photos, or a change of underwear!



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1-computer for my music
2-important papers in safe box
3-money
and I will risk the burning flesh for my photos so thats 4

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[quote][i]Originally posted by phillyidol[/i]
<br>1-computer for my music
2-important papers in safe box
3-money
and I will risk the burning flesh for my photos so thats 4

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Hey what about your squirrels? They might start flamin'... BAH-WAAA! [:D][;)]



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I have always found this question to be [i]tough[/i]....

1. my Labradors Hamlet & Porter

2. pictures

3. as many CDs/CD-Rs as I could grab.

1- My stash of cash.
2- My bag containing my .357 and several boxes of ammo.
3- My computer.

I say again...why can everyone else own a gun but a NYer? We need them the most!

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Computer. Canaries. My Artwork.

I'll leave my fish behind, they're already in water.

<p align="justify">I die of smoke inhalation[xx(]

[}:)]

My collections (whatever they are)

Money

Computer (because they are expensive here) [:D]


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1. safebox
2. pets
3. family albums/greatgrandmother's heirlooms

(We had this run through with a possible hurricane a few years ago)

"Man is not a rational animal, he is a rationalizing animal." ~Robert Heinlein

1) My kids (my son will have the computer in a death grip so I don't have to worry about that)
2) Said son's hockey bag ($2000 worth of equipment and he may have to play that night. God forbid he miss a game)
3) A piece of art work my youngest son did in 2nd grade. It's absolutely beautiful and hangs in my living room.

Wouldn't have to worry about pictures, between hubby's family and mine there's copies of everything.

Sounds silly, but that's it.


"Don’t take life too seriously, you won’t get out alive"

My cat, my art files, and my military records.

Fortunately, all my kids are old enough to get out without my help, so:
1. My computer
2. My iPod
3. My "tornado bag." When I lived in Texas, we'd have to make a mad dash a couple of times a year to my brother-in-law's storm cellar. I packed a big duffle bag with my grandmother's jewelry and some other things I could never replace. I don't have to dodge tornados anymore, but I've never unpacked that bag.

I had the pleasure of doing this when I lived in Oakland in 1991 and the East Bay fire swept through the city and destroyed over 3000 homes. Missed mine by a couple of blocks, partly because a large cemetery stood between my house and the fire - they just turned on the sprinklers.

When we left on a moment's notice this is what I took:
1. my journal
2. my top 20 most rare New Wave LP's (but of course)
3. the neighborhood cat