Domestic Problems Number One.

[sifi]

The first of a number of polls on matters of significance for a decent partnership between men and women. My feeling is without doubt that the outside 'fridge is for beer only.

Edited September 28, 2010 by sifimaster

[jump]

Generally yes beer should be kept outside, but if there's long term items like buying something in bulk because it was cheap or the fridge is full then I wouldn't have a problem with it.

Edited September 28, 2010 by jump

[oafc0000]

The yes votes needs to be named and shamed

[ampersand]

The yes votes needs to be named and shamed

[Steve P]

Additional Christmas glutony based storage is acceptable. I wish we'd had an additional fridge last year, an 8lb gammon and a 17lb turkey didn't leave much space for anything alse in there.

[Pogues Mcgogues]

hi!

who the f**k has a garage fridge?

[oafc0000]

hi!

who the f**k has a garage fridge?

[ampersand]

i thought garage fridges were just a thing of the 90's that best friends parents had...

normsal people use garages for motors

Edited September 28, 2010 by ampersand

[RABun]

We don't have a garage fridge but only because it doesn't have power in it. We do store tins and jars there. Come the nuclear war we'll be ready!

I voted yes so there!

As far as i see it, if you have a fridge in your garage then it is a joint fridge and you shouldnt have so much beer that you need to use it all anyway you alcy!

[Pogues Mcgogues]

i thought garage fridges were just a thing of the 90's that best friends parents had...

normsal people use garages for motors

[strudders]

We have two fridges in the kitchen, one for beer, cider, coke and cooked food the other for everything else...

However there is worrying trend of late for me to find "stuff" other than consumables in the small fridge...

Make up being the worst...

So I just pop it on the side....

[Alcatraz]

I went for the Xmas option, when thinking about what's done at home, and of course my mother is always right

[dakyras]

I clicked 'no yes', because if it's a fridge/freezer combo, I want to have some gin in the freezer. And she is more than welcome to keep wine in the fridge, provided that she realises I might mistake it for some beer and drink it all.

*edit*

Obviously, I meant yes. Dammit. Should have read the question.

Edited September 28, 2010 by dakyras

[minute5072]

Yes

Wine, vodka, cider and gin are all also acceptable...

[Paul ™]

I have no garage so am not voting

[sifi]

I have no garage so am not voting

[Paul ™]

What about other outlying buildings, or even a cellar as previously mentioned?

Or - imagine if you did. Your own private 'fridge, possibly with a leading beer manufacturer's logo proudly embossed on the side. Your fiefdom. And to find some kind of foreign object in it.

Is it an insult to your manhood?

[llcoolphil]

The first of a number of polls on matters of significance for a decent partnership between men and women. My feeling is without doubt that the outside 'fridge is for beer only.

[sifi]

Garages? Second fridges? Hark how the other half live

[rachbon]

i wouldn't keep every day stuff like butter, cheese, milk etc in the garage fridge cause obviously that's better off the kitchen fridge.

i don't see why you'd need so much beer that it takes up a whole fridge. i think it's ok to take a few cans out and put food in it if your kitchen fridge is full.

i don't have a garage though and i only have one fridge. there's never any arguements over beer space because there's hardly any food in there anyway. it's always just full of booze.

We have two fridges in the kitchen, one for beer, cider, coke and cooked food the other for everything else...

However there is worrying trend of late for me to find "stuff" other than consumables in the small fridge...

Make up being the worst...

So I just pop it on the side....

[sifi]

i wouldn't keep every day stuff like butter, cheese, milk etc in the garage fridge cause obviously that's better off the kitchen fridge.

i don't see why you'd need so much beer that it takes up a whole fridge. i think it's ok to take a few cans out and put food in it if your kitchen fridge is full.

[rachbon]

It's the thin end of the wedge - one day it's a few cans out to make room for a chicken, next it's trying to get one or two cans in there because it's full of pots of mustard and olives and stuff.

[sifi]

surely your garage is cold though? so you could just keep cases of beer in there and they'd be cold anyway.

Edited September 28, 2010 by sifimaster

[llcoolphil]

"Is it ever acceptable to put fruit in beer?"

[dakyras]

Ah, now it becomes clear. Landed gentry in the multiple fridge owning stakes, lacks discernment in what he drinks.