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Refrigerator door culture. At some point in life you will no longer be permitted not to have magnets on your fridge. I made it until I got married. Weaponize
by VLM 11y ago
Refrigerator door culture. At some point in life you will no longer be permitted not to have magnets on your fridge. I made it until I got married.
Weaponized clothes are a thing too. Everyone knows nobody likes getting someone elses choice of clothes as a gift, especially not kids, but it is a socially acceptable weapon to kinda "get" the recipient. More a slap to the face than a punch to the face, but none the less kinda an aggressive act.
- rubiquity 11y agoHah, same here. We made it until friends started having children. I think there's still a refrigerator door somewhere underneath all the cute pictures.
- idoh 11y agoYeah me too. I had to make a rule where if it was over a year old then we could take it down.
- chc 11y agoI don't know, I've gotten lots of clothes I liked. I don't much enjoy going clothes shopping, so I appreciate other people putting in the effort as long as their impression of the things I'd wear is reasonably accurate.
- theandrewbailey 11y agoI don't enjoy clothes shopping either, but Mom and I hit the stores soon after Christmas and take massive advantage of the sales.
- bbarn 11y agoMy father hated fridge magnets and resisted for years. Then he remarried, and it started happening, slowly. One year, he bought a very nice refrigerator for xmas. It's completely non-magnetic. I couldn't help but ask, and yes.. it was intentional.
- drunken-serval 11y agoThis is why scotch tape exists. :)
- jeffbarr 11y agoStainless steel refrigerators look nice and are non-ferrous so the magnets don't work!