The Top 10 Things In Your Kitchen That Can Kill You! #8
Holy crap. Now I admit that maybe this one is on the list because I grew up in the eighties, which was the era of Regan, Alf and after school specials about kids suffocating after being trapped inside abandoned refrigerators, but it is also a very real danger. The episode I remember revolved around a game of tag that took place in a junkyard. In the episode, most of the kids who were playing playing found the perfect hiding spot, while another, less fortunate soul found the perfect DYING spot. Actually, the kid may have lived. I can't remember. I spent an hour today trying to find a link to this episode. I couldn't find one and feel like I'm going crazy. If it exists, share it! Please!
Anyway, let's say you're smart and un-small enough to avoid crawling into your fridge (Danger #1), there are still some very real dangers lurking and readying their death prongs...consider yourself warned.
Danger #2 - Refrigerators are heavy.
Never stand in front or under a fridge that is being lifted via pulley to the 4th floor (or higher) of an apartment building. They will crush you. And you will die. Or at the very least, be paralyzed. And remember, Avatar isn't real.
Always, ALWAYS wear layers when using your fridge and always, ALWAYS, ALWAYS place items near the front of your fridge so that they can be found quickly. Billions of people have lost the battle with not being dead by lingering by an open fridge and searching in vain for those eggs they bought that one time at Kowalksi's. Within moments they were tearing off their clothes and re - enacting Jack London stories.
Danger #3 - Those eggs you bought that one time at Kowalski's.
"That time" was 5 months ago. Those eggs are bad. Even if you don't eat them, and that's a BIG "if", you weak willed bastard, those eggs are like a dozen chemical bombs, slowly releasing chemicals into your fridge that will melt your eyeballs and mummify your insides. If you're not convinced, think about this. Every single person who fought in WWI died. Why? Chemical warfare. And being in trenches sucked.
So there you go. Throw away your fridge.