June 25, 2004
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Do you listen to, watch, or read political media and if so, what?

No.

Cathie, 54
Novi, MI USA

Yes, in college on the the rooms in the dorm caught a blaze from an unattended candle.

Felicia, 38
Lowell, MA USA

Thankfuly not, and I don't plan to be. I've set myself on fire a few times though. I'm too clumsy to
use a gas cooker!

Cathie, 54
Novi, MI USA

Not that I'm aware of.

Karen, 24
Ames, IA USA

No, thank goodness!

Tam

Actually, no. I think that would be pretty terrifying so I'm glad I've been spared that experience.

Doug
Lowell, MA

nope, thank god. the closest i have gotten was a false alarm from some burning popcorn at my last job. when i say burnt i mean they had to throw away the microwave afterwards. one of the stupid cows at my job put it on 45 minutes. there was smoke all over the place and the smell was there for a few weeks.

the fire drill thing lasted about 2 hours though, so i heard. i didnt stick around. when the alarm went off i took everything that was important in my desk, which wasnt much, and then i left. they
noticed and some people said stuff the next day because they were too stupid to leave and were jealous but they all knew i didnt care. never got in trouble for it either.

i didnt need to work, still dont. i only took the job because i was working with my best friend.

Ingrid, 22
Stockton, CA USA

No. I have extinguished three small fires before they ignited the fabric of the building.

Jill, 61
Saylorsburg, PA USA

When I worked for Polytechnic Institute of New York, there were a number of small blazes, generally from someone setting a pile of papers on fire. We began to take fire alarms for granted -- but we always got out as swiftly as possible.

Jane, 63
West Linn, OR USA

Yes. I worked in a building that is 20 floors. I work on the 6th floor. There was a transformer fire in the basement and side of the building. We had to go down the fire stairs, except they were on the side of the building where the fire was. So they were filled with smoke and

Janet, 46
E. Brunswick, NJ USA

Negative.

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