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MzMia -> RE: Cages and safety (2/19/2007 1:11:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyHugs
Dear porthuronsub, Ladies and Gentlemen;
In having had time to use a stop watch, it was shocking how much time it took for my slaves to escape in case of fire. We didn't have cell phones back then. Something which is a blessing for all now days.
Clothes can be sweat pants and shirt, slip on clogs or Crocs, bathrobe--coat if foul weather, pin gloves and scarf, hat to the coat as to grab and run. I would also like slaves to have their driver's license and keys to all the autos. I'd have them in a ziplock bag, so he can move cars away from the fire or disaster, to go into and stay warm.
Perhaps a set of clothing can be stored in an automobile for such cases. The major thing is get out--get out alive.
Just some thoughts.
Respectfully submitted for consideration,
Lady Hugs
I enjoyed reading the safety measures, but I would not feel comfortable leaving a slave locked in a cage if I was not home, even with the envelope. As LadyHugs states it can take a long time to escape in times of fire, what if the slave starts freaking and drops the key? Or could not see the key due to smoke, etc. I would hate to be in such a situation.
Better just to keep him locked up when I am home, and a list of chores when I am gone. [;)]
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