Samilktray Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 Pretty interesting to know what's in someone's fridge when you think about it Wonder what's in Islam Slimanis fridge right now
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 57 minutes ago, stix said: My Nana was the only person I've ever known who put open cans of fizzy pop back in the fridge. They taste rank as soon as the fizz has gone, which is almost the instant you put it in there. What has the world come to when human beings are too weak to be able to finish a can of pop! I like flat pop!
fuchsntf Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 If going to a girlfriends house, rummaging around , but not the bloody fridge...well maybe later for a milk and a nice cup of tea, or after popping her corks, one can get confused looking for the champagne bottles..
Captain... Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 16 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said: I'd want to know why the beer was in the fridge and not where it should be, in a larder, or as Wymesy would, in a wine celler, or some other suitably cool, but not chilled, place. I'm talking the cheap lager you stock up on when you have friends round that needs to be chilled to about freezing so you can barely taste it.
fuchsntf Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 Do you think one of us is hiding dino in the fridge... Could Cheese be using friends, to steer us into a false confidence and then entrappment....
RoboFox Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 Turn up at my best mate of about 20 years' house, pretty much the first thing I do bar giving him a hug and saying hello is to go to his fridge and have a look. Usually to grab a strong European lager, but he's just one of those guys that always has interesting foods in there. Like lychees... Or quiche.
Strokes Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 14 minutes ago, fuchsntf said: Do you think one of us is hiding dino in the fridge... Could Cheese be using friends, to steer us into a false confidence and then entrappment.... Cheese lives in a fridge, you cant hide things from him in the fridge.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 2 hours ago, Captain... said: I'm talking the cheap lager you stock up on when you have friends round that needs to be chilled to about freezing so you can barely taste it. Yup, that's why they say "serve chilled". I try to treat my friends better, but they insist on getting "a cold one". Quite frankly, I've given up. I have a mish-mash of solitary cans of Fosters, Carling, Worthingtons and the like that I'm never going to drink, but get left over and no one ever seems to take the last can. I think they are leaving it for me. Maybe I need to employ "drink me" card in good old Alice in Wonderland style.
Webbo Posted 4 October 2016 Author Posted 4 October 2016 Even at my in laws house who I've known 25 years, where I've slept round their house many times, I wouldn't open the fridge door unless they asked me to get something out of there for them.
Wymsey Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 If I got asked whether I wanted a drink of tea, I'd quickly open to ensure they've got my favourite green-top milk, as red ones are disgusting.
fuchsntf Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 1 hour ago, Strokes said: Cheese lives in a fridge, you cant hide things from him in the fridge. Get the pickled onions to flirt, the beans will do a runner, before hes jelled onto it, then they could hide dino among the salad.Stilton would give up a stink, but will get shamed after the beetroot smooches up to him. Then its bacon will be fried by the morning..Mind you it might get scrambled by the eggcitement. Cheese mate , the milk might get sour, but it will pour over, once tempted with a glimpse of weatabix onthe outside. Though danger will be lurking with family relations trying to butter up to the margarine.Then there are the left overs still waiting to Make an impression, they could fall either side of the argument, thus proving you can Have your cake and eat it. Opening the door would put a light on it, Plus the steak cant then turn a blind-rib-eye. Frozen peas on a roll, joining the pastry ready to get a roll. The sunday roasting Sitting proud waiting for a good basting, trying to avoid a good stuffing. The ham partying with a nice bit of crackling.The fruit too busy getting creamed. Naaa Dino is safe, so long as the tomatoes keep away from blanching, and cucumbers stay green with envy.
Vlad the Fox Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 6 hours ago, filbertway said: I didn't realise this was even a thing, I'm more shocked at peoples reactions though. What are you guys hiding that makes you so defensive about your fridges? haha 7 hours ago, Jattdogg said: I only go in other people's fridge if they say something like "oh grab a drink from the fridge" or "can you get me the hand wrapped in foil on the top shelf please" Body parts, I mean, that's an elementary schoolboy error, the more experienced serial killer uses a chest freezer stuck out in the garage.
ScouseFox Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 obviously what else do you do when you go to your mates? or anyone's house? nearly always visit the kitchen at some stage so look in the fridge. always exciting.
Benguin Posted 4 October 2016 Posted 4 October 2016 People don't need to look in my fridge to find out I'm lazy.
Finnegan Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 21 hours ago, Samilktray said: Pretty interesting to know what's in someone's fridge when you think about it Wonder what's in Islam Slimanis fridge right now Jars of salty Porto tears.
Guest seanfox778 Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 Someone must have a Zool in their fridge, after what happened in Ghostbusters I personally don't know why anyone would risk looking in someone else's fridge. The world came close to ending due to this practice in 1984 so pack it in.
Bayfox Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 Here's a look in my fridge Shit lager for the lads, left over chinese, standard, yogurts for the kids and wine for wife, although it is a bit worrying that the wine is at child height. That's the night we moved house, a few years back, I wasn't spending money on decent lager as well as chinese for those that helped. At least now I don't have to invite any of you round for a nose.
Captain... Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 1 hour ago, Bayfox said: Here's a look in my fridge Shit lager for the lads, left over chinese, standard, yogurts for the kids and wine for wife, although it is a bit worrying that the wine is at child height. That's the night we moved house, a few years back, I wasn't spending money on decent lager as well as chinese for those that helped. At least now I don't have to invite any of you round for a nose. Ooh, Butter me up! It is actually quite interesting looking in someone's fridge, maybe I'll start snooping next time I'm round a mate's, so you go for branded yoghurts and cola, but not free range eggs?
ScouseFox Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 **** "quite interesting" it's the most exciting thing in half the houses you go to. yeh there's unopened bags of rocket and spinach but you've done a poor job hiding last nights lamb bhuna you fat c unt.
Bayfox Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 2 hours ago, Captain... said: Ooh, Butter me up! It is actually quite interesting looking in someone's fridge, maybe I'll start snooping next time I'm round a mate's, so you go for branded yoghurts and cola, but not free range eggs? Haha I knew this would open me up to criticism but I couldn't resist. To be fair the amount of planning that went into managing to get my new fridge delivered to a new house on the day we moved when the address had only just been registered and then getting it in time to sit so tesco could deliver was more of feat than the move
Captain... Posted 5 October 2016 Posted 5 October 2016 1 minute ago, Beliall said: those are free range eggs. I buy the same ones
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