My house is on fire, do you think I should call nine one one?
369592
no go back to sleep and see what happen
892534
My apartment building burned to the ground on January 26,2003.\nApproximately 30 people including myself lost every thing they owned. I lost my car when the building collapsed and managed to walk away that morning with just my daughter, my dog and my purse. \nPeople from all over the county came together to make sure every family in that building had a place to stay that night.\nChurches and civic groups arranged to have furniture and housewares donated by merchants in the area, families donated \nclothes, housewares and more furniture.  Total strangers donated $ to a fund set up to help each family get into a new apartment and to make sure their utilities were connected.\nI worked at a car dealership @ the time and the owner of the dealership gave me a car to drive until I had saved up enough $ to pay for it.\nI had $96.00 in my bank account and an 8 year old daughter to support and was left with absolutely nothing due to something beyond my control and total strangers chose to help me and make sure that I had everything my family needed to get on with our lives.\nI have a completely new understanding of what people's kindness can do. I want to be able to make people realize that you can start over, all you may need is a hand.
58005
Depends where they are.  If they are at work they would not phone anyone, instead they could dispatch a unit to the communications center.  If at home they would simply call 911!
186775
Definetly, it is very affordable. While you may never have to use it, the minute you do it will become worth it, you will be so thankful you had it. No one plans on a fire or a flood. It is not only your apartment you are responsible for either, should you leave the oven on and burn the whole place down you are responsible for all the damge. I am sure you would feel alot better knowing that insurance would cover it. Being in an apartment you are probably just starting out or trying to safe money. Don't leave the door open for all your hard work to be taken away from you because of one accident. Please take the safe route and get insurance, should something happen you will be forever thankful. Good Luck, enjoy your apartment! -Michael
374071
If Zacky is so hot, tell him to take off his jacket, maybe his mother over-dressed him for the weather conditions.\n\nNow if he really is on fire, put him out outside where he cannot do any damages to anything valuable.
466000
call the police department and tell them you have a problem and you need help with that terrorist
313993
:}\nIt's important you make sure they are.\nwhy would you want to get out of a burning building if you were not sure your whole family would.
225032
There should be a number on the there to call.  Give them a call.
171401
If you're really that worried, hiei4212, ring 911. Tell them it's a possible (preventable) suicide or self-injury. I can't believe people haven't said this already. Gee! Call now!
225303
The building will burn down.\n\nGood advice: RUN, RUN, RUN ... AS FAST AS U CAN!!!
486626
Dial 911, then tell them that you need help finding your home.  Special counsel should arrive shortly to send you back to where you LEGALLY live.
1070698
I have experience with this actually.  It gets really smoky inside, and you have to dodge flying fire.  When the smoke clears there are holes burnt in the carpet and the fire department is at your door.
886208
Call 911 and tell the police what happened.
73056
no.  when you call 911 the emergency operator should be someone local who's familiar with your community, to expedite the handling and dispatching of responders.
786946
You have a very valid point, but I hope you don't get blown up for finding fault....check your door twice before going to bed tonight..a suicide bomber may be lurking close by ;-)
85782
dont be silly of course not you could cause a fire and then where would u b. PLEASE DONT DO IT OK.
788747
What about them? \n\nHopefully you don't need one. \n\nBetter call 911  :p