OT: Canadians & Global Warming

While the article might be slightly toungue-in-cheek, it is a real problem ... but no just a Canadian one. Anyone who has an older, secondary fridge should think about either tossing it or getting a newer, more energy efficient model. Do the world a favor.

ORIGINAL: John
Ill tell you what you buy me a new fridge and do me and the world a favor.

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ORIGINAL: aaronk


Anyone have any tips about the best microphone to use for recording my beer?


Beer Ringer, hands down!!

'm in chicago- atm it's plenty cold enough to simply leave the beer outside, so i assume canadians can do the same...

ORIGINAL: John

'm in chicago- atm it's plenty cold enough to simply leave the beer outside, so i assume canadians can do the same...

Here and up north a fridge is used to keep things from freezing!

We're in the 50's finally. Wont last long though, I'm pretty sure it'll be in the 60's again by the weekend. We usally get a week of winter sometime in january. (What does snow look like again?)

John glad to see that you have pointed out that fridges have many uses. I live in Cape Town, South Africa, for about 4 months a year - down there fridges are used to stop your beer being stolen (that's assuming you manged to get your beer back home from the bottle store without being car jacked/mugged etc). The only problem then is, that if you have a small fridge, you need to buy a bigger one to put the smaller one into, to stop that being stolen - then a good idea is to chain both to something substantial. So without your second / third fridge, in Cape Town you would soon find that your Castle Beer was:- 1) Missing presumed stolen in action (or you might just have drunk too much of it the night before and forgotten - but its a great excuse to claim it was stolen anyway!) 2) It was warm - and once Castle beer gets warm, you really would be better off having it stolen! Of course the real question should be, if we all stopped buying fridges, the world would be saved we are told but would it be a better place, as it might be that no one would have jobs as 1) All the people who make fridges would be out of work 2) Beer sales would plummet (who can actually drink warm beer????) and all these people would actually be out of work as well 3) There would be mass hysteria etc as people would be in really foul tempers as they had no beer to drink Perhaps the real answer is that some of our governments might forgo some of their shining new military toys - I expect then we could all have ten fridges each and be drunk all day and night on cooooooooool beer!