New twist on old question

lol..what wouldn't I take..I wouldn't take my roomate's friend, my bills, and the ugly furniture my father bought before he moved..

Material things, those arent important you know coz they can be brought back in time. I wont take things i dont really need..

Actually there is quite a lot I wouldn't take with me. All the furniture, the bills, food, the appliances. Pretty much most of the house actually. I can't think of anything that I'd risk my life to take with me. If I had to leave in that much of a hurry I'd just get out. Now if I had time to plan that's different, like with a hurricane but since you said fast I'd just get out.

Nice question! No one ever poses it this way. I would not take anything that is replaceable, I guess. Things that have no emotional value - they would be replaced by insurance so I wouldn't worry about them. Electronics, furniture, things like that I could easily leave behind. UNfortunately, due to logistics, I would probably have to leave behind my piano, and it would break my heart, but it's a pretty difficult thing to move, you know? Depedning on time, I would get my husband and my dogs... and then get any important paperwork (insurance, wills, birth certificates, marriage license) and if I had time, I'd get picture albums and maybe my PC hard drive...

Our hall furniture. It is so ugly. It used to belong to my mothers aunt. She was a wonderful person, but had very oldfashioned taste. This is a typical 70s furniture. A small thing with three drawers. It used to be a medium dark wood. We painted it white. It helped a little. I will however change it as soon as our economic situation changes for the better.

I wouldn't take my furniture, appliances, or fish tank. I think that I would try my hardest to grab the other stuff.

I didn't take anything, I made sure my kids got out and then the cats when I heard them meowing. They followed the sound of my voice and they got out ok. Life is most important and although there are days I wished that I had perished, life is precious and since I have lived on I have met some neat people. Wish I could have chosen to not take the memories of before the fire.

I would like to think that I had enough time to gather up some very small sentimental items. I wouldn't really care to much about anything else, such as furniture and stuff, as my safety would be utmost in my mind. I would just leave it all behind me.

This may sound like a joke but, this is true - my house. Sorry, I can't do anything about this even if I will be given sufficient time for saving everything.

I would not take the appliances, furniture, linens, clothing, electronics (except maybe the computer) I would only really choose to take my family and pets, my collection of antique religious books, photographs, bill book, purse/money

I'd be happy to leave the TVs behind - not that I could carry them anyway. I would leave my husband's favorite t-shirt, because it just drives me crazy. I would leave the vast majority of things, really - most of it just isn't important enough to waste precious seconds grabbing in an emergency situation.

It is harder to figure out what to leave. I wouldn't take most of my gf's clothes and the kitchen sink. I'd also leave all of those vhs tapes that people won't buy at the yard sale either. I would leave my worries too. LOL.