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I am curious what's in the freezer then.
I can see at least three dinners in there
How the fuck did you take a picture of my actual IRL fridge?
I keep my single action revolvers in the cheese drawer for better humidity control.
You're supposed to keep the big iron on your hip.
TO THE TOWN OF AGUA FRIYA RODE A STRANGER ONE FINE DAAAAYYYYYYY
I love that song.
Ohh they go there? I was keeping it in the freezer. That explains why I couldn't rotate the cylinder.
Taking a page out of Spike's book.
Why is that can of spam completely open... holy bacteria.
Can bacteria grow on spam
When the can was opened bacteria already came into contact with the spam. Covering it up does not stop bacteria, that’s why it’s put into the fridge. Covering food up just slows down oxidation and dehydration. It’s the fridge that slows down bacteria growth.
Unless the fridge is full of mold spores.
get that gun out of there. it's far too humid to be in there and the fucking cylinder is going to rust and lock up.
I got two heritages in a cheap safe. Just checked the other day and yes, both are rusting after the wild temp fluxes we've had.
Bring me the Colt-45 out of the fridge.
should i be keeping my snus in the fridge?
Yes, but only actual snus, if you use shit like what's in the photo you only deserve to be slapped in the face so hard that you won't be able to use it ever again.
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The light working is sus.
Cold steel.
oh...I guess...when there's nothing edible left...I guess it better than starving to death...?
Pilot light
Would be actual tobacco snus though, not that vile shit made for teenage girls that's in the photo.