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It's like fire - it can be beneficial or it can singe the eyes:
Now we know what turns diddy on... he like to go Captain Ahab and spear those white whales.
My adult life reached a great new level after I got my first one. Never more did I have to drink tepid beer or make an emergency run when the game went into extra innings and I haven’t had to argue with the missus about misuse of refrigerator space.
Our first neighbor after I got married was a touring pro among beer drinkers. He had a floor receptacle put in next to his recliner and bought a mini fridge that sat next to it in the family room (it also served as an end table). I believe he avoided sobriety for about 30 years. He was a hoot. He was my idol.
Mini fridges have been around for a long time before the turn of the century, but, as I realize it takes awhile for modern inventions to eventually work their way down to Bainbridge, I'll give you a pass.
My adult life reached a great new level after I got my first one. Never more did I have to drink tepid beer or make an emergency run when the game went into extra innings and I haven’t had to argue with the missus about misuse of refrigerator space.
Our first neighbor after I got married was a touring pro among beer drinkers. He had a floor receptacle put in next to his recliner and bought a mini fridge that sat next to it in the family room (it also served as an end table). I believe he avoided sobriety for about 30 years. He was a hoot. He was my idol.
At my age, the turn of the century still means from the 1800’s to the 1900’s :). I recall my granddaddy talking about their first refrigerator, which required a weekly delivery of block ice from the ice plant. He used to joke that he came home early from work one day and snuck up behind my grandmama, who was on her knees in the kitchen cleaning the baseboards, and slapped her on the behind. She never turned around, but said “ten pounds, please!” She’d get fightin’ mad when he’d tell that in front of friends!Mini fridges have been around for a long time before the turn of the century, but, as I realize it takes awhile for modern inventions to eventually work their way down to Bainbridge, I'll give you a pass.
Sounds like Grandmama was buying more than ice... But that's none of my business... ;)At my age, the turn of the century still means from the 1800’s to the 1900’s :). I recall my granddaddy talking about their first refrigerator, which required a weekly delivery of block ice from the ice plant. He used to joke that he came home early from work one day and snuck up behind my grandmama, who was on her knees in the kitchen cleaning the baseboards, and slapped her on the behind. She never turned around, but said “ten pounds, please!” She’d get fightin’ mad when he’d tell that in front of friends!
iPhone (I will begrudgingly say smartphone, but iPhone drove the category).
Almost said it too but then I wonder if we are really better off with them.