That was from my days as a caterpillar saver.
Stopping traffic as I directed them across the road.
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That was from my days as a caterpillar saver.
Stopping traffic as I directed them across the road.
RosaViolet
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What is it about refrigerator magnets and autism?
Congrats on the new fridge. In my area I can get a rebate for both the new fridge if it is energy star rated, and a rebate for the old one which they will come pick up for recycling.
The magnets on the fridge when my ex was here. The side had this many too. After she left, I spent hours scrubbing the front with stainless cleaner, because after almost 3 years the magnets left a rusty residue behind that was eating into the fridge. One actually had to be lifted off with a putty knife because it wouldn't budge, it was rusting to the fridge. So I would suggest removing them periodically and cleaning under them.
The magnets on the fridge when my ex was here. The side had this many too. After she left, I spent hours scrubbing the front with stainless cleaner, because after almost 3 years the magnets left a rusty residue behind that was eating into the fridge. One actually had to be lifted off with a putty knife because it wouldn't budge, it was rusting to the fridge. So I would suggest removing them periodically and cleaning under them.
Yes, now I've got that sizzly synth part stuck in my head for the rest of the night. Not a bad thing though.
Perfect
Good idea Lucy. This is my magnet for Mr. Fridge.
So his fridge is his man cave?? :O
Gracey
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Congratulations on your new fridge, Fridge.
May it fill the gap in your heart and kitchen work surfaces,
It’s energy rating and low pitched humming be to your specification and preference,
and may it serve you as reliably as the fridge you broke.
How do we (old-school) gift a fridgemagnet?
May it fill the gap in your heart and kitchen work surfaces,
It’s energy rating and low pitched humming be to your specification and preference,
and may it serve you as reliably as the fridge you broke.
How do we (old-school) gift a fridgemagnet?
Gracey
Well-Known Member
great stuff
Congratulations on your new fridge, Fridge.
May it fill the gap in your heart and kitchen work surfaces,
It’s energy rating and low pitched humming be to your specification and preference,
and may it serve you as reliably as the fridge you broke.
How do we (old-school) gift a fridgemagnet?
It's much quieter. The other one bothered me for 8 years.
We had a ''everythings defrosting' emergency.'
Bought a new one.
Turns out it was not broken.
Got the new one.
Broke one of the shelves soon after it arrived.
plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
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