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Padlocks on fridges?

LiamSevenfold · 2012-08-30 15:05:21

Good iea or not? My lunch isnt safe these days..

30-08-2012 4:05pm

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Good iea or not? My lunch isnt safe these days..

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#2 30-08-2012 4:05pm

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but it is very tasty

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#3 30-08-2012 4:06pm

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At home or in work?

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#4 30-08-2012 4:07pm

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Sure are a lot of paranoid lunch thieving threads knocking about today.

>>>>Conspiracy Theory Forum

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#5 30-08-2012 4:08pm

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juan.kerr wrote: »

At home or in work?

Work.. My co-workers always forget their lunches at home

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#6 30-08-2012 4:09pm

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I put a padlock on my fridge to try to stop myself from eating everything in it.

But then I ate the key. So, in a way it kinda worked. But, in another way I'm now hungry again

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#7 30-08-2012 4:09pm

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Wipe yer hole with yer brown bread sambo, sit back and smile

21/25

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#8 30-08-2012 4:10pm

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LiamSevenfold wrote: »

Work.. My co-workers always forget their lunches at home

Makes sense I suppose. So would everyone in the office have a key, or is this your own personal fridge in work?

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#9 30-08-2012 4:11pm

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Just buy one of those cash boxes and keep you lunch in it in the fridge.

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#10 30-08-2012 4:11pm

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LiamSevenfold wrote: »

Good iea or not? My lunch isnt safe these days..

Eat it before you go to work.

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#11 30-08-2012 4:14pm

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how about putting a pad lock on the fridge when everyone else's lunch is inside, then sit back and laugh as everyone panics because they have no lunch

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#12 30-08-2012 4:15pm

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jester77 wrote: »

LiamSevenfold wrote: »

Good iea or not? My lunch isnt safe these days..

Eat it before you go to work.

..breakfast and lunch at 7am?.. Might as well have all ky meals in the morning then

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#13 30-08-2012 4:17pm

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LiamSevenfold wrote: »

..breakfast and lunch at 7am?.. Might as well have all ky meals in the morning then

Problem solved

/thread

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#14 30-08-2012 4:28pm

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LiamSevenfold wrote: »

Good iea or not? My lunch isnt safe these days..

It's a VERY good idea.

My OH eats ALL the food in the house and has a particular fancy for what I buy the fat bastárd and anything he does buy (which is rare cos he feeds himself BEFORE coming home, round 1, then re-feeds himself on MY grub, round 2) he makes damn sure to gobble it all up fast, REAL fast before I get a chance to eat anything he brings home, which is usually just 'breakfast food' like cereal and bananas anyway :mad:

I bought a light bicycle chain and attached it from the fridge handle to the oven handle.
Did not work: all it took was to pull down the oven door thus releasing the fridge door just wide enough to get his fatty little Augustus Gloop hands in :mad:

You know who you are FATTY.

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#15 30-08-2012 4:31pm

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He right if I am robbing a lunch and I don't like what is on offer I usually spit inside the sambo/ People like me have to be stopped.

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#16 30-08-2012 4:33pm

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LiamSevenfold wrote: »

Work.. My co-workers always forget their lunches at home

Talk to this guy...

Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.

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#17 30-08-2012 4:40pm

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I'd booby trap the fridge instead. More fun.

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#18 30-08-2012 5:18pm

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Question: Will the padlock be for preventing people from getting at the fridge or from getting out of said fridge? If the latter, PM me.

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#19 30-08-2012 5:20pm

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mathstalk wrote: »

Question: Will the padlock be for preventing people from getting at the fridge or from getting out of said fridge? If the latter, PM me.

Get back in you box.

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#20 30-08-2012 7:02pm

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Handy if you have a smart one of these.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzS6CWahKqI

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#21 30-08-2012 7:30pm

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#22 01-09-2012 12:21pm

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Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

LiamSevenfold wrote: »

Work.. My co-workers always forget their lunches at home

Talk to this guy...

Vegetarian meals it is.. NO one with taste buds would steal a veggie sausage.. The box they come in tastes better than the food

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#23 01-09-2012 1:50pm

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Lightly poison some food and leave it in the fridge. Whoever rapidly falls ill will thus be the thief.

Once identified, hire some goons to give him a beating but using french breadsticks, salamis and the like.

That'll sort it.

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