So *that's* alright, then.

[tyggerjai]

I failed desperately to arrange for Louis and I to pick up some pussy this weekend. Oh well. Next weekend.

So I worry, occasionally, that I might be Growing Up. Buying a fridge, for example - I have never bought a fridge. For ten years I've had flatmates with a fridge, or had hand-me-downs. And we grow weary of it. Want a fridge that doesn't leak, drip, smell, frost up. Want, in short, an Adult Fridge. And this is, of course, a rite of passage. No longer am I satisfied with skanky whitegoods. I am becoming a Man. So it reassures me no end, when browsing fridges online, that my immediate reaction to freezer compartmwnts is to wonder "How many bottles of vodka will that fit?"

Goodoh. Priorities still OK. Not soulless yuppie yet.

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Comments

[mr-e-cat.livejournal.com]

The only difference between that thought and one from a soulless yuppie would be that the yuppie would expect designer lable vodka
So as long as you were thinking of cheap vodka you're still ok

[tyggerjai.livejournal.com]

Absolut-ly.

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[simonb.livejournal.com]

So it reassures me no end, when browsing fridges online, that my immediate reaction to freezer compartmwnts is to wonder "How many bottles of vodka will that fit?"

This is why having a separate vodka freezer is a good thing - makes such things easier... either that or we've got too much vodka :)

[reynardo.livejournal.com]

Lying bloody ignorant git.

Now repeat after me three times:

"There is no such thing as too much vodka."

[tyggerjai.livejournal.com]

" ... only excessively small freezers."

sol.
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[simonb.livejournal.com]

Oh I don't know... if you can't get into your house due to vodka, I think that counts as too much.

Alternatively if you find that you don't have room in your freezer for food and vodka, that could be too much vodka. However we solved that by getting a separate freezer for the vodka which holds about 10-12 bottles and leaving the fridge/freezer for food (a note to tyggerjai - frost free freezers which work by circulating cold air are nice, except that the air is quite dry so anything uncovered in the fridge gets its moisture sucked out from it & you have to start worrying about airflow within the fridge being good otherwise you can end up with some foods freezing and others not being cold enough).

[kitling.livejournal.com]

So what does it say about us that we have two very good non drippy fridges. A fridge and a beer fridge!