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Was gonna apply to go on million pound drop but you have to be a UK resident. Should I give my brother's address in enniskillen?
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Did the AVIVA sell out tonight for the rugby?
There were a couple of hundred available yesterday I think so I assume they were all sold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Just spent 2 hours hacking ice out of the freezer compartment of the fridge. The door of the compartment is gone, so it fills up with ice.
Does anybody have any advice about how to stop this from happening again (without actually going and getting a door for the compartment?
I think it's going to come down to getting a door, but there are freezer mats you can buy that can be used to cut down on the build-up of ice. Probably won't solve the problem, but might help a little.
You could just clear the ice out more often.
I'mk looking for stupid ideas, not sensible ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
In that case you could try lighting a small fire in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
That's more like it.
You could always keep a cat in there. They're pretty warm and cruelty to cats is all the rage these days.
you could go all Schrodinger on itQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Sorry. How about moving the fridge in front of the oven?Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Pah. All impractical, expensive suggestions. This is the dawning of the Age of Austerity (Age of Austerity. Ausssssstterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrityyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyy). In line with this, simply unplug the fridge. After a few hours, not only will the current build up have completely disappeared, but you will also never have to de-ice it again. And it will cost you less than ever to use.
Another handy money saving tip is to simply remove the fuse or fuses governing all kitchen appliances, dramatically dropping your electricity bill and your reliance on frozen pizza.
This is all part of a new show I am pitching to RTÉ Common Sense for the Post Boom Generation. Eddie Hobbs is on board already.
Here's another fridge related tip I've read:
"Drill a one inch diameter hole in your fridge door. This will allow you to check that the light goes off when the door is closed".
Also, placing earthworms in the freezer for several hours makes it much easier to sharpen them with a pencil sharpener.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfie
The 4000th post in the thread, and I think it captures what this thread is all about nicely: http://foot.ie/threads/99286-The-say...=1#post1407822