12 January 2009

I Found This In My Fridge

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It was a cantalope. At one point.


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21 comments:

  1. Anonymous4:27 AM

    Ah, that reminds me of the lime I once had that shrank to look like a leathery grape before I finally threw it away.

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  2. Wow. Emphasis on WAS a cantaloupe. Now it's a science lesson in decomposition.

    (And I just threw out salad that had completely decomp'd, too. It was gross.)

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  3. Anonymous7:11 AM

    I was eating cereal when I saw this. Now I'm not.

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  4. At least at this point, I'm with the other 80%!!

    This was fun! I needed this today!!

    Hugs!!

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  5. i guess i should say i 'had' worse things in my fridge. i cleaned it on saturday. it's not much better when you spill unset red jell-o all over the inside of your fridge. then, don't clean it for 6 weeks. good times.

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  6. Perhaps it's from Pompeii??

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  7. You could maybe use it as a loofah.

    At Christmas, while rummaging thru my mother's fridge, I found a jar of jam that had expired in 1999. I threw it away....

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  8. So you weren't trying to grow your own antibiotics then? I mean it is flu season....

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  9. and you touched it?

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  10. Is it bad I instantly thought of my mother-in-law? She doesn't have a problem with produce of any kind, but bottled things. Every time we're there, I throw away at least 4 items, all a minimum 6 months expired. I think last time she had 4 different bottles of Ranch dressing, all open. I'm going to do my best NOT to look in her fridge next December when we visit.

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  11. I found a bag of slime. I believe once it was a zucchinni.

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  12. Anonymous10:38 PM

    It looks like some kind of moon rock or something.

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  13. oh my god. I thought I would never laugh again, but the canteloupe did it. It's even better than Grit's cabbage! We should make this a regular revolving feature. Fridge Crime or something. Of course, I have a tortoise in mine so that totally beats rotting produce.

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  14. You should have seen the cauliflower I threw out the other day (but nothing tops the bag of lettuce I found 5 months after buying it, ewww)

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  15. Ewwww. I'm not judging, as I have had things turn to sludge at the bottom of my veggie drawer, but still. Ewww.

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  16. It's so tiny! Maybe it could be the head of a doll like the shrunken potato head dolls Laura Ingalls Wilder played with. Or maybe those were apple heads? I feel a Craftastrophe coming on...

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  17. Gross.

    I have to admit, normally I have worse stuff in my fridge but since I got a brand new one two days ago nothing has had a chance to rot - yet.

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  18. Anonymous2:46 PM

    I'd keep it, and call it "Moon Rock".

    (Crap! Caffeinatrix beat me to it! I suck, and I'm going to hit post anyway.)

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  19. Here's one for ya:

    http://tinyurl.com/6rf94p

    If you start a rotten food flickr page, that is something I would be able to contribute to EVERY SINGLE DAY.

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  20. and you touched it. how brave of you.

    worst ever was when i lost power for 30 hours and the overripe bananas that i froze for muffins thawed and leaked out the door and glued the fridge and freezer doors stuck with rotten banana juice. yummy! no more freezing bananas for me!

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  21. What's wrong with it? Just scrape off some of the mold.

    JUST. KIDDING.

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