alfredr
01-17-2006, 02:41 AM
The question being: When you sleep nude, "What would you do if the house catches fire
Answer: You do what you have to, in my case, throw water on the fire.
I'm slow on the computer and don't get much time on it either, so this is a short report. The only thing I remember thinking was that I wasn't going to waste time putting anything on.
About 4 or 5 in the morning we were awakened by one of the other guys that the house was on fire. A candle had caught a pile of clothes on fire in a corner of the bathroom behind the door. I got a pan and water from the kitchen and started to throw water over the top of the doot to fall on the fire. Low flow, water saving faucets make it hard to get water quickly when you need it. We probably dodn't use more than 2 or 3 gallons of water to put out the fire before someone was even off the phone with 911, but county an city fire departments still came out and poked some holes to make sure. I had clothes on by then.
or should this be in a different area? FAQ, maybe?
Answer: You do what you have to, in my case, throw water on the fire.
I'm slow on the computer and don't get much time on it either, so this is a short report. The only thing I remember thinking was that I wasn't going to waste time putting anything on.
About 4 or 5 in the morning we were awakened by one of the other guys that the house was on fire. A candle had caught a pile of clothes on fire in a corner of the bathroom behind the door. I got a pan and water from the kitchen and started to throw water over the top of the doot to fall on the fire. Low flow, water saving faucets make it hard to get water quickly when you need it. We probably dodn't use more than 2 or 3 gallons of water to put out the fire before someone was even off the phone with 911, but county an city fire departments still came out and poked some holes to make sure. I had clothes on by then.
or should this be in a different area? FAQ, maybe?