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RossMW wrote: As for your question. Ignore it, if the manager is really concerned they will raise it again. More likely they will have already forgotten about, as it was probably just a passing comment.
Sound advice, though I think this guy records every transgression in a little black book. 
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Marc Clifton wrote: records every transgression in a little black book.
The worse kind of manager. Someone to avoid.
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Quote: Do not allow babies or children go inside
the freezer drawer. They could damage the
refrigerator and seriously injure themselves.
Thank goodness I found that just in time. I was about to let my kid nap in there today. Phew! That was a close one.
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Nice priorities as well: The refrigerator is more important than the kids! 
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Johnny J. wrote: The refrigerator is more important than the kids!
Exactly. So instead I'll let my kid nap in the oven because of the risk of damaging the freezer drawer.
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Well the refrigerator can keep ![Beer | [beer]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/beer.gif) cool
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The kids arent under warranty from the manifacturer 
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You're looking at that all wrong.
One way or another, you need money to get yourself a refrigerator.
Making babies, on the other hand, is often engaged in by those with no money - perhaps because . . .
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But it is a lot cheaper to feed and dress up a fridge, and to send it to college.
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Well hey, when the aircon's bust!
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Remember the old refrigerators with these massive doors that could only be opened from the outside? These things became deathtraps for playing children when they were put outside to be taken away to the dump. The magnetic doors can be pushed open from the inside, even by a child, but the warning obviously still is in the manual. Nothing really funny about it.
There you go.[^]
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Holy f#!
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My neighbor's into restoring antiques. He's got a 1950's refrigerators at his cottage with a similar door.
Perhaps I should get him one of those glow-in-the-dark trunk release levers they now have in cars, for his fridge...
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I was thinking the same thing.
I believe that California still has a law on the books that any refrigerator/freezer that you have in the garage or outside must be locked, have the door physically removed, or have holes drilled into it to prevent suffocation risk.
(Obviously, the latter 2 options are only for units not in use.)
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Ha, but remember we live in the age of the idiot, under which everyone else is at fault and fair targets for legal action.
We won't need stuff like this anymore when the asteroid hits.
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Rob Philpott wrote: We won't need stuff like this anymore when the asteroid hits.
Indeed. I can't wait. 
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The Eskimos would disagree with that.
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Everyone is born right handed. Only the strongest overcome it.
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Why would Eskimos need a refrigerator?
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It protects children from the wind and keeps them warm.
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Fritjof Nansen brought a fridge on his North Pole expedition to keep the food from freezing.
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But we need to send a kid into the fridge so they can report back whether the light actually does goes out when you close the door.
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Everyone is born right handed. Only the strongest overcome it.
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My 4K TV adventures/chaos continue unabated.
SWMBO and I were sitting there watching a move via the HTPC, and she asked, "Why is there a dark green border around the picture?"
I had noticed it a month ago, but was happy to let it go as long as SWMBO didn't mention it. I did some research, and found that my current video card didn't have the juevos necessary to support the (almost) 4K resolution of the TV, and what we were seeing was a 1920x1080 display on a monitor that was capable of 3840x2160, which resulted in an unused portion of the screen.
My motherboard has a PCI 2.0 slot, but the only video cards capable of 4K resolutions at 60Hz are PCI 3.0. Apparently, I can still use a PCI 3.0 card in a 2.0 slot, and reap the benefits of the higher resolution. I ordered a GTX 1050-based card ($170), so I guess we will see. Funny coincidence - we currently have about $4K invested in our upgrade to 4K TV.
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I am on the opposite side:The Wife barely appreciate the difference between the 4K TV and the ancient CRT one. 
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