I hope you brought a sweater with you!  Ive heard its nearly impossible for someone escape from a closed fridge or freezer from the inside.  that is why there is a law requiring that if you leave one outside for a hard junk pickup, you must remove the doors!  

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Sorry I didn't get this post up sooner.  Thanks for getting things started, campsoup!  I slept in.  ;)

My day typically starts like this, whether Bunker's around or not.  They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day.  Because of my sleeping habits (i.e. frequent), I get to have several breakfasts each day.  Don't worry, I'm not going to get fat or anything.  I tend to exercise a lot at night while Scott's trying to sleep.

Maybe that's why he's always so cranky in the mornings.

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I hope you brought a sweater with you!

I always wear a "sweater".  So do a lot of Italian men.

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Ive heard its nearly impossible for someone escape from a closed fridge or freezer from the inside.

Well, you don't want the food to get out!

I'll admit the first time I tried to get out, it was rather difficult.  However, I've figured out how to extricate myself rather quickly now.  Remember, most people don't have retractable claws.  They come in handy in more ways than one.  ;)  

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My kat, Simba does this ALL the time! The scary thing is, he can open the door, get in and get out. Sometimes I come home to find food on the floor and the freezer defrosted.
What is the fascination with the freezer?

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What is the fascination with the freezer?

There's less of a chance of having to sort through all of those disgusting vegetables when you're going through the freezer.

That must be it. Simba never eats anything, just gets in there and sits.

Sometimes I put Bunker in there.  After I've cleaned out all of the food, of course.

brrr....but not as cold as it can get here in Chicago.