Can we talk about those stupid *** see through refrigerators and who the first GYEROer to buy one will be?
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Anth will order one through regular means, but Dr. Boat will find out about it and have his overnighted to take delivery first.
I really like ours. The see through door is pretty cool and if youre like me and sometimes open the door and stare for something to eat- now you can do it more efficiently without letting the cold air out. The separate compartments for everything keeps us really organized, which in a house of 2 grown adults can be difficult some times.
Is it worth the price tag? Maybe, maybe not. But what is, these days. I highly recommend.
There is talk of having it updated to be able to be voice controlled by some of the home AI-assistant devices too. Kind of a no-brainer if you are in the fridge market.
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All those years opening my fridge door like a real *******...
THERES GOT TO BE A BETTER WAY
THERES GOT TO BE A BETTER WAY
Even if you did have to open the door like an ******* you don't even have to use your hands.
ALL THESE YEARS USING A DOOR HANDLE TO OPEN A DOOR TO LOOK IN MY FRIDGE LIKE A REAL SUPER *******
Wall-E was pretty dead on. We're all going to be boneless tubs of goo eventually.
I opened my refrigerator to look for some ham the other day and my damn milk spoiled in the process.
I believe the consistent cooling features of the new line of home-refrigeration keeps things from becoming tubs of goo
Eventually you'll be able to walk up to someone's house, knock on their door and see if they have any food.
Then you'll sack them.
Then you'll sack them.
Let us know when you come up with a physics life hack.
When you put the ice cubes in, the temperature of the cubes is (much) below freezing temperature. The drink in the glass is above freezing temperature. The interface between the ice and the liquid (the surface of the ice cube) is cooled by the ice cube, but heated by the liquid. The ice cube heats up in this process and the liquid cools down in this process (which is the main reason why you put the cubes in your drinks anyway).
Usually the liquid wins this competition and the ice cube starts shrinking. However, at places where two ice cubes are very close together, the liquid in between the cubes cools very fast (as it is cooled from two sides and cannot easily be replaced by new, warmer, liquid since it is contained between two walls of ice). At these places, the ice cube is able to win and starts expanding. The liquid close to the cubes therefore freezes, forming a bridge.
Note that bridges have the highest probability to form if the ice cubes come from a very cold freezer and if your drink is not too warm.
^ I've read that stuff. Doesn't happen anywhere but at home, though. EXPLAIN THAT *****
First of all, stop clogging up GYERO with so many stupid questions.
Secondly, the same **** happens at my house, and almost exclusively with Tervis style cups. Drives me bonkers when I take a drink and an iceberg smashes into my face splashing my drink everywhere. It doesn't seem to happen if I use a glass cup or a plastic cup at a restaurant. I'm assuming it has to do with the thermal conductivity differences between the cups, and also the difference in ice temperature varying from freezer to freezer.
Secondly, the same **** happens at my house, and almost exclusively with Tervis style cups. Drives me bonkers when I take a drink and an iceberg smashes into my face splashing my drink everywhere. It doesn't seem to happen if I use a glass cup or a plastic cup at a restaurant. I'm assuming it has to do with the thermal conductivity differences between the cups, and also the difference in ice temperature varying from freezer to freezer.
I whisper "ice cold" into my Yeti, fill it with water, and it's the perfect temp for 72 hours
Does Ice really work?
Knock on your fridge door, and if you see your drink don't worry about ice
Buddy of mine has a soft serve ice cream maker in his kitchen.
Can imagine how much I would weigh if that was in my grasp 24/7
Can imagine how much I would weigh if that was in my grasp 24/7
Solid march sweet sixteen GYERO discussion here folks
*notices the next 3 headlines on KSR all talk about ice*
*notices the next 3 headlines on KSR all talk about ice*
The Cats can beat UCLA if we play good offense and defense and get a +0.8761 luck rating imo
mmharmon has an old timey popcorn cart in his kitchen.
As a reminder, he's a loser.
As a reminder, he's a loser.
Yeah, it'd be great if he could hit some shots. He pretty much has to for us to make it out of this region.
I honestly don't give him many clicks but this Forde article on the Unforgettables is pretty damn stout.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/from-i...rs-after-their-greatest-moment-173201004.html
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/from-i...rs-after-their-greatest-moment-173201004.html
CATS BY 12....LAV ARE CAN EAD. ALL FORD CAN'T GET *** WITH THAT HAIR LIKE HE DID IN 87....WIFE IS FAT AND UGLE
2-THREE ZON PROB THE KEY TO WINN
GO BLUE-RIZE IN THE PYRAMID-ON TO FINAL 4 IN ARIZONA
2-THREE ZON PROB THE KEY TO WINN
GO BLUE-RIZE IN THE PYRAMID-ON TO FINAL 4 IN ARIZONA
If we can get our Luck rating up, and spend some time improving our Crafting to bump up our armor's weight/efficiency ratio we have a real shot against Alduin
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