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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2005Bad kitties!
This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out how the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. Bad kitties!  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com >This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature >food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out >how the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. >Bad kitties! Wow! Check for opposable thumbs. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com Make Levees, Not War > This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature > food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out > how the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. > Bad kitties! I fink it wosn't da kitties, I fink it wos dem greeblings wot left the fridg open. SignatureBaggy > This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature > food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out how > the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. Bad kitties! Suggestion: check the seals on the doors. They are probably losing their gripping power. My new fridge grips so tightly, I have trouble opening it -- the cat could never do it. Have you heard of the dollar bill test? MLB > Suggestion: check the seals on the doors. They are probably > losing their gripping power. My new fridge grips so tightly, I have > trouble opening it -- the cat could never do it. Have you heard of > the dollar bill test? MLB I haven't; what is it? Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca >> Suggestion: check the seals on the doors. They are probably losing >> their gripping power. My new fridge grips so tightly, I have trouble >> opening it -- the cat could never do it. Have you heard of the dollar >> bill test? MLB > > I haven't; what is it Close a dollar bill in the door. If it stays in place, your seal is OK. If it falls to the floor, your seals are not working. Good luck. MLB > Suggestion: check the seals on the doors. They are probably losing > their gripping power. My new fridge grips so tightly, I have trouble > opening it -- the cat could never do it. Have you heard of the dollar > bill test? MLB The seals are fine, unfortunately. :) Victor > This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature > food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com I'd be inspecting the deli meat packages for teethmarks, especially the ham :D > This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature > food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out > how the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. > Bad kitties! I expect the frig. broke down during the night & they noticed and decided not to let all the foodies go to waste. If not that, then the duff seals theory has my vote. Purrs Gordon & the FF Refrigerator has adjustable legs. Adjusted so that door will always close automatically; so that refrigerator lean back slightly. Yours may not have been lengthened enough in the front. Then a door not completely shut may slowly open itself. > This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature > food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out > how the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. > Bad kitties! > This morning we woke to an open refrigerator full of room-temperature > food. Lots of stuff had to go in the garbage. I still can't figure out how > the cats manage to open the fridge, but they did. > Bad kitties! Our fridge door won't swing open on its own, due to the way it is leveled. But I do have a problem with it not closing tightly. Always because someone here is ignoring the laws of physics and there is stuff in the door and stuff on the shelved fighting for the same space. Jo |
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