When I was in pilot training, I lived in the bachelor officers’ quarters. I had a “roommate.” We each had our separate bedroom, but it had a shared kitchen between. The problem is that each side was occupied at different times depending on people getting orders.
So if you looked in the refrigerator and saw something that wasn’t yours. You assumed it was your roommate’s and didn’t touch it. One day my roommate and I got together to claim our property. There was a jar of mayonnaise in there that required carbon-14 dating.
The trouble with those convenient sealed containers is that … eventually … you do have to open the ones in the back of the bottom refrigerator shelf. :)
TStyle78 over 1 year ago
I’m not sure I understand this one.
MikeJ over 1 year ago
Tuna salad going bad in the fridge. It’s sort of like the jokes about food going bad in the fridge and becoming sentient. “Fridge monsters.”
PraiseofFolly over 1 year ago
It is said that “music is liquid architecture,” so tuna tunes are next.
Doug Taylor Premium Member over 1 year ago
Speaking as a former long time bachelor I learned early to never eat anything green.
dflak over 1 year ago
When I was in pilot training, I lived in the bachelor officers’ quarters. I had a “roommate.” We each had our separate bedroom, but it had a shared kitchen between. The problem is that each side was occupied at different times depending on people getting orders.
So if you looked in the refrigerator and saw something that wasn’t yours. You assumed it was your roommate’s and didn’t touch it. One day my roommate and I got together to claim our property. There was a jar of mayonnaise in there that required carbon-14 dating.
distortion over 1 year ago
Tuna salad doesn’t last that long in my fridge.
strandedonearth Premium Member over 1 year ago
Yeah, let it keep going until they figure out nuclear fusion for us…
Frank Burns Eats Worms over 1 year ago
Expiration spawns inspiration.
ladykat over 1 year ago
I’ve had science experiments develop in my refrigerator.
CowboyDon Premium Member over 1 year ago
Same plot as an episode of Netflix Love, Death & Robots
mistercatworks over 1 year ago
The trouble with those convenient sealed containers is that … eventually … you do have to open the ones in the back of the bottom refrigerator shelf. :)
raybarb44 over 1 year ago
Time to REALLY worry….
bueller over 1 year ago
Saves you the trouble of having to clean it.