I replaced the screws in the oven door of my old range at this house with lock washers and tightened them many times before I threw it out and got a new one from Sears delivered. Good to have one that no one else cooked on.
My side-by-side frig is at its life expectancy of 15 years now too(delivered day after I moved in in 1998), but usually it’s the compressor with a frig, so Sears again (used to do Best Buy with Cuddles, but they don’t DO online last time I tried) and online shopping makes it much easier to compare models.
I see the packaging in Fred’s freezer is not well done, not just a bottle; Although plastic ones are OK- I used to mix about 1/2 gin to purified water and stick a few in my cooler for outings (drink as they melt).
After dentist today, I’ll do Albertson’s (Sprouts does not carry V8 and I have a coupon) and I need the makings for red sauce that any store has, because none left in the freezer.
I’d not freeze glass bottles unless ALL alcohol; more than 50% water freezes HARD (no problem with plastic water bottles with a 1" gap – those just took longer to defrost, and I usually packed 2 or 3 for the day).
Hay… I never went eny wares neer teht frige ater…ah onlee sleeps on the wun at teh TIKI…!!An ah NEVER poots duck tape on enythin thet ah has to take it off….(it stiks to mah furr…!!)
Harold impatiently banged his fork on the table, then pressed the end against the surface. This caused it to act like a tuning fork so that mechanical vibrations emanated from it across the table top, making the whole structure sing at the pitch of G sharp below middle C. The vibes traveled down the table legs, across the wooden floor and up the sides of the fridge. Since G sharp happens to be the natural resonant frequency of the hinges in the freezer compartment door these began to vibrate in sympathy to the incoming waves resulting in a mechanical disturbance of increasing magnitude until, inevitably, they cracked apart under the stress of these forces, like the fabric of a bridge under the rhythmic tread of troops marching in step, letting the tightly packed contents push themselves and the door outward in an explosive release of ice, frost, fragments of frozen leftovers and tv dinners.You are responsible for the bad vibes, Harold. Don’t blame the morning.
Fred considered putting his fork into the toaster to end it all, but when the freezer door fell off, he knew that nothing would go right today, and all he would get for his effort would be a twisted fried fork and no toast, so he decided rather to put his fork down slowly, and back out of the kitchen into an uncertain future.
happy How did you get a picture of my fridge? Mine is covered with Magnets from places I have been and favorite comic strips! Looks almost like that, though my bottom half is still free, SO FAR, LOL!
Little monkeys, may I have a nana dak with a twirly straw?Thanks. Everyone has gone home. I may as well amuse myself. I have a late night meeting tomorrow night, so I will miss the fireman. It’s good to see Munkey tonight. How is Your Dad, Munkey?
I’d stay and chat, but I have a long day ahead. I hope you and your birds have a good night I always enjoy seeing your contributions to the ambience here.
Bilan about 11 years ago
The silver lining is that now he has to eat all of the ice cream.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member about 11 years ago
He hasn’t pushed down the lever on the toaster……yet.
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago
Nice job, Bev!
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago
Fred’s perception of “Bad vibes” in this situation is a perfect example of the “Top-down” theory of cognitive processing.
Linguist about 11 years ago
Hoo Boy ! Fred is not off to a good start, this morning. Somehow, I have a feeling we’ll be seeing him at the Tiki today, earlier than usual.
wowbert about 11 years ago
A bottle in the freezer?? I remember I did that—once! What a mess!
Nighthawks Premium Member about 11 years ago
yeah. that would not bode well for the rest of the day
SwimsWithSharks about 11 years ago
The fridge says “Step away from the toaster or I drop my lower door too.”
imbaldeagle about 11 years ago
The nitroglycerine should NOT explode in the freezer, but it WOULD in the toaster.
LingeeWhiz about 11 years ago
His day just got toasted.
vldazzle about 11 years ago
I replaced the screws in the oven door of my old range at this house with lock washers and tightened them many times before I threw it out and got a new one from Sears delivered. Good to have one that no one else cooked on.
My side-by-side frig is at its life expectancy of 15 years now too(delivered day after I moved in in 1998), but usually it’s the compressor with a frig, so Sears again (used to do Best Buy with Cuddles, but they don’t DO online last time I tried) and online shopping makes it much easier to compare models.
vldazzle about 11 years ago
I see the packaging in Fred’s freezer is not well done, not just a bottle; Although plastic ones are OK- I used to mix about 1/2 gin to purified water and stick a few in my cooler for outings (drink as they melt).
After dentist today, I’ll do Albertson’s (Sprouts does not carry V8 and I have a coupon) and I need the makings for red sauce that any store has, because none left in the freezer.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 11 years ago
To many refrigerator magnets.It just could not hold the weight any more.
Linguist about 11 years ago
I’ll settle for Semtex or C-4 , thanks. Safer and easier and more bang for my buck.
vldazzle about 11 years ago
I’d not freeze glass bottles unless ALL alcohol; more than 50% water freezes HARD (no problem with plastic water bottles with a 1" gap – those just took longer to defrost, and I usually packed 2 or 3 for the day).
Dr Sheriff MB esq PhD DML about 11 years ago
Hay… I never went eny wares neer teht frige ater…ah onlee sleeps on the wun at teh TIKI…!!An ah NEVER poots duck tape on enythin thet ah has to take it off….(it stiks to mah furr…!!)
Dr Sheriff MB esq PhD DML about 11 years ago
btw… gud job sTeL…!!!!
Logical Duck about 11 years ago
Harold impatiently banged his fork on the table, then pressed the end against the surface. This caused it to act like a tuning fork so that mechanical vibrations emanated from it across the table top, making the whole structure sing at the pitch of G sharp below middle C. The vibes traveled down the table legs, across the wooden floor and up the sides of the fridge. Since G sharp happens to be the natural resonant frequency of the hinges in the freezer compartment door these began to vibrate in sympathy to the incoming waves resulting in a mechanical disturbance of increasing magnitude until, inevitably, they cracked apart under the stress of these forces, like the fabric of a bridge under the rhythmic tread of troops marching in step, letting the tightly packed contents push themselves and the door outward in an explosive release of ice, frost, fragments of frozen leftovers and tv dinners.You are responsible for the bad vibes, Harold. Don’t blame the morning.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
Fred considered putting his fork into the toaster to end it all, but when the freezer door fell off, he knew that nothing would go right today, and all he would get for his effort would be a twisted fried fork and no toast, so he decided rather to put his fork down slowly, and back out of the kitchen into an uncertain future.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 11 years ago
I know.Lame, but it tried… : /
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 11 years ago
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 11 years ago
happy How did you get a picture of my fridge? Mine is covered with Magnets from places I have been and favorite comic strips! Looks almost like that, though my bottom half is still free, SO FAR, LOL!
vldazzle about 11 years ago
I have many bird magnets but most are round ones from my current and former Baronies.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
HI BEV, DRY, HAPPY, DAZZ and all the energizing magnetic personalities attracted to Ballard Street.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
REFRESH,I say, REFRESH!
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
He just got caught in the draft, DOGSNIFF.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
Hi RED. That’s why you don’t want to drop a bottle of nitroglycerin!
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
Great graphics (and duct taping) STEL, BEV and DRY!
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
Little monkeys, may I have a nana dak with a twirly straw?Thanks. Everyone has gone home. I may as well amuse myself. I have a late night meeting tomorrow night, so I will miss the fireman. It’s good to see Munkey tonight. How is Your Dad, Munkey?
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
How was your day HAPPY?
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 11 years ago
And they don’t give me much time to think to much…
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
I’d stay and chat, but I have a long day ahead. I hope you and your birds have a good night I always enjoy seeing your contributions to the ambience here.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 11 years ago
Tomorrow is a short day.Two to three hours early, then nothing.House work I think…
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 11 years ago
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 11 years ago
Night all.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 11 years ago
Good night HAPPY. I missed you at CD too. :-(
Tigressy about 1 year ago
Looks like an opened Piñata.
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Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 1 year ago
And probably a bad smell before long.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 1 year ago
Good morning Balladeers and Tigressy!!