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Ever uttered those words? I know we do here. We recently cleaned out the fridge and found stuff in there we couldn't even remember buying, not to mention how long it had been in there.

Now we don't have to worry about that!!!

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/gear/99c7/">DaysAgo Refrigerator Timer</a>

It would still get pushed to the back....and I'd just feel worse looking at that timer...









(uh yeah....I cleaned mine out Tues Night..... )

Or you could save money and buy a Sharpie, just write the date you bought it on the container.

I was forced to clean my freezer out.....the thing has been acting up and the fridge ain't even that old. There was stuff in there the DOG wouldn't want, and that's saying a lot.....she'll eat anything.

SharkOnLand wrote:Or you could save money and buy a Sharpie, just write the date you bought it on the container.

Too easy .....and we wouldn't have this thread!

I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

the eggs that expired May 6th didn't

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

the eggs that expired May 6th didn't

Then maybe they were wrong about that date...

CaptainP wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

the eggs that expired May 6th didn't

Then maybe they were wrong about that date...

either that or being stuck way in the back behind the cheese drawer helped preserve them. The sad thing is when I found them I looked at Don and asked "Did you know these were here?" he just duh'ed me and replied something like "obviously not or I would have thrown them away"

I have cans/ jars of things (ie.. vinegar) w/ the price STAMPED on w/ one of those purple/blue pricers. That's nice. I'm pretty sure I've moved this vinegar 10 years ago from my old apartment.... since it's so hard to come by.

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

the eggs that expired May 6th didn't

Then maybe they were wrong about that date...

either that or being stuck way in the back behind the cheese drawer helped preserve them. The sad thing is when I found them I looked at Don and asked "Did you know these were here?" he just duh'ed me and replied something like "obviously not or I would have thrown them away"

Did you break one open and see what it looked like ?

citcat wrote: I was forced to clean my freezer out.....the thing has been acting up and the fridge ain't even that old. There was stuff in there the DOG wouldn't want, and that's saying a lot.....she'll eat anything.

did you try feeding it to her first?

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

LOL

citcat wrote: I was forced to clean my freezer out.....the thing has been acting up and the fridge ain't even that old. There was stuff in there the DOG wouldn't want, and that's saying a lot.....she'll eat anything.

I've known a dog or two who would eat anything. What? You meant like a beagle or something like that? Never mind.

RinglingRingling wrote:

citcat wrote: I was forced to clean my freezer out.....the thing has been acting up and the fridge ain't even that old. There was stuff in there the DOG wouldn't want, and that's saying a lot.....she'll eat anything.

did you try feeding it to her first?

Well, actually no...it looked bad enough, and I love her.
Hence, me-no-killie-the-doggie .

citcat wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

the eggs that expired May 6th didn't

Then maybe they were wrong about that date...

either that or being stuck way in the back behind the cheese drawer helped preserve them. The sad thing is when I found them I looked at Don and asked "Did you know these were here?" he just duh'ed me and replied something like "obviously not or I would have thrown them away"

Did you break one open and see what it looked like ?

I'm not that stupid I made Don dispose of them

ph4ever wrote:

citcat wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

the eggs that expired May 6th didn't

Then maybe they were wrong about that date...

either that or being stuck way in the back behind the cheese drawer helped preserve them. The sad thing is when I found them I looked at Don and asked "Did you know these were here?" he just duh'ed me and replied something like "obviously not or I would have thrown them away"

Did you break one open and see what it looked like ?

I'm not that stupid I made Don dispose of them

I'm afraid my curiosity would've gotten the better of me and I'd have to look.

citcat wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

citcat wrote: I was forced to clean my freezer out.....the thing has been acting up and the fridge ain't even that old. There was stuff in there the DOG wouldn't want, and that's saying a lot.....she'll eat anything.

did you try feeding it to her first?

Well, actually no...it looked bad enough, and I love her.
Hence, me-no-killie-the-doggie .

dear... it couldn't look that bad. Remember how dogs say hi.

CaptainP wrote:I don't worry about it. If it gets too old, it should be able to walk away on it's own...

I like to get the really funky stuff out of there before it evolves sufficiently to develop language skills.