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100_Percent_Juice

2008-01-16 04:53 PM

I accidently Killed someone very dear to me...

I had a steak knife. I didn't mean any harm. I didn't know something like this could happen. Why do bad things happen to good people. I killed...

... my Beer fridge.:( I looked in the freezer part of it and noticed that my bottle of Jägermeister was getting cramped. I grabbed a steak knife and started to chip some ice away to make more room. In the excitement I accidentally punctured the metal tray that was filled with pressurized tetrafluoroethane. Every plant, animal, and child within 100yrds died instantly. I don't know why I was spared. Perhaps to tell the tale. My question is. If I patch the hole, is there anyway to refill my fridge and bring it back to life?
:moon:

Kevin M

2008-01-16 05:20 PM

Chances are one of the appliance repair shops in the area can rescue your beloved.

M3n2c3

2008-01-16 06:01 PM

That's an interesting story. Can you wait here one moment and then tell it to me again?

*runs off to secretly phone the cops*

Double Phister

2008-01-16 07:10 PM

I did the same to a fridge at work many years ago.

BOO	2008-01-17 10:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 100_Percent_Juice (Post 112826)

I had a steak knife. I didn't mean any harm. I didn't know something like this could happen. Why do bad things happen to good people. I killed...

I just can't believe you went at it with a steak knife. lol

... my Beer fridge.:( I looked in the freezer part of it and noticed that my bottle of Jägermeister was getting cramped. I grabbed a steak knife and started to chip some ice away to make more room. In the excitement I accidentally punctured the metal tray that was filled with pressurized tetrafluoroethane. Every plant, animal, and child within 100yrds died instantly. I don't know why I was spared. Perhaps to tell the tale. My question is. If I patch the hole, is there anyway to refill my fridge and bring it back to life?
:moon:

knucklesplitter

2008-01-17 04:46 PM

I know a great fridge repairman, and he is cheap. His name is "B". You may already know his wife...

Dean	2008-01-17 06:37 PM

I have a spare beer fridge or 2 I might be willing to part with...

JonnydaJibba

2008-01-17 08:05 PM

Dean, I'm pretty sure you have a spare anything. That's right, anything.

Dean	2008-01-17 10:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JonnydaJibba (Post 112910)

Dean, I'm pretty sure you have a spare anything. That's right, anything.

Definitely not the case which is why I get ridiculed for asking if anyone has a specific computer cable I don't have that would cost me $20 at CompUSA but I would rather get out of somebody's junk box and buy them a beer for instead.

Yes, I have a bunch of spare stuff, but not anything. or everything.

cody	2008-01-18 01:39 PM

CompUSA is liquidating inventory and going out of business. I called to see if they had a CPU fan yesterday and they only had P4 ones. :(

Kevin M

2008-01-18 01:43 PM

Wait, so crazy sales at CompUSA?

cody	2008-01-18 01:47 PM

Apparently. I may stop by after work to check it out.

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