The thing is, this *isn't* a freezer. This is the refrigerator part. This is evident beause of the rack part under the food and the fact that people don't generally put pickles, salad or, um, yellowish stuff in the freezer. I'm guessing that there must typically be more stuff in this fridge. How? Because it would require a certain amount of pressure and support for the ice to actually grow _around_ the food and, in the case of the jar of yellowish stuff to hold the food aloft at a 45 degree angle.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Deep Freeze
I was looking for a good freezer shot and found this beauty taken by wetwebwork at flickr.
The thing is, this *isn't* a freezer. This is the refrigerator part. This is evident beause of the rack part under the food and the fact that people don't generally put pickles, salad or, um, yellowish stuff in the freezer. I'm guessing that there must typically be more stuff in this fridge. How? Because it would require a certain amount of pressure and support for the ice to actually grow _around_ the food and, in the case of the jar of yellowish stuff to hold the food aloft at a 45 degree angle.
The thing is, this *isn't* a freezer. This is the refrigerator part. This is evident beause of the rack part under the food and the fact that people don't generally put pickles, salad or, um, yellowish stuff in the freezer. I'm guessing that there must typically be more stuff in this fridge. How? Because it would require a certain amount of pressure and support for the ice to actually grow _around_ the food and, in the case of the jar of yellowish stuff to hold the food aloft at a 45 degree angle.
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