Comments | m2mm: Freezer

m2mm

Freezer

Jan 24, 2009 21:06

So. We have an 8 cubic foot chest freezer. Were looking into getting a side of cow, probably not until it's that time of year again. In the meantime what should we put in it?

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dab123 January 25 2009, 03:02:36 UTC

ICE CREAM

m2mm January 25 2009, 15:29:04 UTC

Hmmm. I wonder which is more cost efficient? 8 cubic feet of Ben & Jerry's or 8 cubic feet of cow?

bloomerwedgies January 25 2009, 07:32:02 UTC

I have some evidence that needs disposing of--er, "storing", can I borrow some cubic feet?

m2mm January 25 2009, 15:29:56 UTC

Sure. Have you figured out the best way to move your "storage items" across the country?

unique_name_123 January 25 2009, 11:29:24 UTC

Bodies. I could offer a small rental fee if that would help . . . .

unique_name_123 January 25 2009, 11:29:57 UTC

Oh wait, now that I see the comments, can I change my answer to ice cream too?

m2mm January 25 2009, 15:32:55 UTC

Depends on the ice cream...Ben & Jerry's? And would it cost more than a side of beef?

m2mm January 25 2009, 15:32:10 UTC

Ooo, a rental fee would help. It's frost free and supposed to be efficient but I noticed it didn't have a energy star.

goodscagirl January 25 2009, 13:59:14 UTC

Half a pig? Small children? If you truly want a half a cow my brother *might* have one ready, I can check.

m2mm January 25 2009, 15:34:42 UTC

We've considered both a pig and small, or medium sized children. I think our main problem is not knowing exactly how big a "half cow" might be? As in poundage? 8 cubic feet is one size above the smallest chest freezer. If you could find out, that'd be great!