Refrigerator?

[hntbarbie]

I think it's better if we don't think about it...Will does that enough for everyone!

[Purple Dragon]

Originally Posted by hntbarbie

I think it's better if we don't think about it...Will does that enough for everyone!

I agree with you,i don't know where he got his brains from...

[WillRiker]

Originally Posted by mrs apps

what the fuck?its a fridge i do not understand this

Don't worry about it...it's The English Language, I never expected you to understand it.

[WillRiker]

Found this news story today....made me laugh..

Faulty fridges sends warship back to base

LONDON (AFP) - The flagship of Britain's Royal Navy was forced to retreat back to base Wednesday -- by fears about a fridge.

The aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious sailed out Wednesday from Portsmouth on the southern English coast, the home of the fleet, to join multi-national operations in the Indian Ocean.

But "Lusty" had to turn back because a refrigeration unit used to store meat was in danger of breaking down.

"The sensible thing is for her to come in and get that fixed before she goes off again," said Royal Navy spokesman Anton Hanney.

"It wouldn't be prudent for her to go off with the chance of the unit breaking down while she was in warmer climates and then engineers would have to be flown out to her to fix it."

The warship -- scheduled for replacement in 2012 -- is set to lead the Orion 08 multi-national task group, which will be carrying out exercises during the next four months in the Indian Ocean.

The group is to visit 20 ports in the Mediterranean, Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and the Far East.

HMS Illustrious -- 209 metres long with a displacement of 22,000 tonnes and carrying Sea Harrier jump-jet fighters -- is likely to return to sea Thursday, officials said.

[xxxcentric]

What about the things that say "refrigerate after opening" I'm talking about stuff like jams and pickles and condiments that you buy off shelves but don't have to be cold until after you open them?

Fridgerate would probably be the correct term, but I'm guessing it's too much of a mindfuck for all the slow people out there that might think that fridgerate is some new fangled device.

[WillRiker]

Originally Posted by xxxcentric

What about the things that say "refrigerate after opening" I'm talking about stuff like jams and pickles and condiments that you buy off shelves but don't have to be cold until after you open them?

Fridgerate would probably be the correct term, but I'm guessing it's too much of a mindfuck for all the slow people out there that might think that fridgerate is some new fangled device.

Exactly.