I don’t remember the rest of the gif but it started with him closing the doors. He looked official/adultish. It was posted just a few days ago.
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I don’t remember the rest of the gif but it started with him closing the doors. He looked official/adultish. It was posted just a few days ago.
It's some sort of LED light board where you can write on it and afterward you push a button to erase everything on it to write something new. It sticks to your refrigerator or any surface I think. I don't know what they're called and I want to find one for a birthday gift. Thanks for your help.
When I was a kid, we had the nightmare in my closet movie. Before or after he movie there was a short film of a girl trying to get a cookie from a cat shaped cookie car on top of a refrigerator. then I remember her somehow going out in the city and flying on some sort of carpet. Please help me find this, it’s been over 10 years since I’ve seen this. Thank you!
Maybe unlike other requests, but this seems like a good place for this request.
There's a management 'truism' that essentially boils down to 'don't preach to the choir'. I think it has a spiffy name like the ________ effect, or something, but I don't know what it's called.
Basically it's the idea that, say you're a manager and somebody always leaves the refrigerator door open in the break room or whatever, and you happen to know it's always the same person and who that person is, a bad manager might send out an email to the whole team asking people to be careful with the fridge door, maybe to try to avoid confrontation with this person. But the idea is this is a bad thing because people who don't have this problem will worry about it when they really don't need to be worrying about it, and the guy who needs to change his behavior maybe doesn't realize it applies to him, or maybe he's too much of a jerk to care, so the problem doesn't get solved and everybody else feels lectured even though they don't need to be. And so the manger sends more and more emails getting more and more serious in tone. When the whole thing could just be avoided by being direct and having a serious conversation with the 'problem' guy. Obviously you can extend this to much more serious problems if this example seems super contrived.
I might be completely butchering this principle, which is why I want to read about it but I don't know what it's called. Can anybody help? Thanks
There's a YouTube video of a guy named Gary, and he does Gary's refrigerators and he talks about punching a kitten in getting a puppy for you, the customer. It's really racist and funny and I want to find it
When I was a kid, I watched a lot of stuff I wasn't supposed to. There is one scene from a movie that I remember horrifying me and giving me nightmares, but I've never been able to track it down. I was about 5 years old, so the year would have been around 1993, but it could have been older than that. Hoping you can help. What I remember: A refrigerator door opens at night and a blue light comes out. A young girl emerges from the fridge and floats down the hallway. As she does, thick, chunky vomit slowly spills out of her mouth. It's very similar to the "girl in the tent" from the Sixth Sense. Any help?
I saw a British movie in the early or mid 70's about a Photographer who burned his model wife's face with a flood light. To heal her face, and keep it healed, he had to kill young girls for a gland in their heads so he could make a serum for his wife. He would store their heads in a refrigerator. Anyone know this movie?
About a couple of years ago, a Redditor posted a picture of him spending about $100 or maybe $300 on beef. I think he went to a farmers market or something and came back with a ton of meat. He posted a picture where both his freezer and refrigerator were stocked up. Could you guys help me find that post?
The title pretty much says it all. I want to find this gif of a husky puppy hanging out in a fridge door shelf to show to my SO who loves huskys.
My boyfriend mentioned this morning that he watched an anime where a boy turns into a refrigerator. He says it happens more than once (so not a one off gag) and that the series seemed fairly straightforward (not some surreal series of images), but I can't figure it out and Google isn't helping. Any guesses would be so appreciated!
I saw pieces of this movie playing in a loud bar so all I got were the subtitles. I believe it was set in Germany somewhere in the 50s or 60s. There are two main sequences I remember:
The first is of a man sneaking into an apartment; he seems paranoid that someone else will be there but it's empty. He opens the refrigerator and you can see it play out on his face that the contents cause him to lose his mind. He runs to the window, cackling, and is about to throw himself out when he seems to realize something and stops himself.
The second is the end of the movie where a woman has him pinned on the stairs and is trying to eat his body while he's still alive, when she is shot several times from behind by a detective. While she dies, her arms are bent back behind her at a disturbing angle for several seconds.
Thanks for any help!
I've been trying to find this forever. All that I can remember is that most of the game was contained on the first disc, with the second disc reserved mainly for minigames (located in some sort of theme park, I believe?). It was a point-and-click, if I remember correctly, with colorful 2D hand-animated graphics. It had to have come out in the mid to late 90s, or very early 00s. The closest I can think in terms of graphics is Pajama Sam, Spy Fox, or Freddi Fish, though I know the game is not by Humongous Entertainment.
I remember very little about the first disc. On the main disc there was a house with a bunch of nonhuman characters, possibly animals. I remember a refrigerator inside where you could 'craft' different recipes for pies and cakes and such.
Outside of the house, there was a mailbox down the front walk. Every once in a while, a mischievous character would try to walk up the front walk, and you would have to spray him with water to keep him away. Surely there was more to this first disc, but I can't remember much. On the second disc, there was one minigame that was a lot like snake, but you ate lettuce as a worm or caterpillar, possibly? I wish I could remember more about this game - the nostalgia factor is insane, and it's frustrating not being able to remember much.
I watch a lot of End of the World documentaries, so I'm having trouble finding this one again. I remember that the power was off, and a couple in a high-rise condo made a kind of picnic out of what they had in the refrigerator, which included some caviar that the guy had received as a gift like, seven years earlier. Later, they have to try to get down the high-rise stairs because they are out of food, and the guy gets sick and winds up dying, presumably because of the caviar.
There was a video I came across. Started off with a girl getting a call from a boy saying "Is your refrigerator running?" Fridge then moves on its own. Had other scenarios too but the fridge was the main one.
Does anyone know the name of the container/refrigerator at the top of this storage unit? At my old job it was referred to as something that I believe starts with an "M".
I think it may have been UK only, but may be wrong. 95% sure it was on Playhouse Disney. The appliances were characters and the fridge/refrigerator said "Shut my door I'm getting hot" if left open for too long
Its bugging the hell out of me. I can't remember the song or artist. All I can remember is the Youtube just having a picture of a guy with a chicken mask on looking into a refrigerator . I wanna say the artist was a bill or bob something or other. But I could be wrong.
This is a book I had when I was a kid. The main premise I can remember is there is a refrigerator planet where all the food in the galaxy is kept and some aliens, I think their names are Krool or something like it, conspire to cause the planet to break up. The protagonist saves the day by calling all the ice cream vendors to bring their ice cream to the planet to get it cold again. The book has some little flip pages and it comes with a little space ship that you can "fly" around the pages.
This is a book I had when I was a kid. The main premise I can remember is there is a refrigerator planet where all the food in the galaxy is kept and some aliens, I think their names a Krool or something like it, conspire to cause the planet to break up. The protagonist saves the day by calling all the ice cream vendors to bring their ice cream to the planet to get it cold again. The book has some little flip pages and it comes with a little space ship that you can "fly" around the pages.
I used to watch this show every day when I got home from school so about 2-4P.
The show started with the host going to the contestant's house, the contestants were around age 12-16.
The host would go through the contestant's refrigerator with the help of the contestant's parents. They would go through all the food that the contestant's hated.
They would then go on the show with multiple contestants and have challenges to eat the specific food that the kids detested.
So far Google has failed me, help me find the name of this show?