Kevin's Fridge Magnets

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Other recent messages left on the fridge:

Honey-Dipped Triple Homicide


We need buckets, sandbags, pumps, thirsty
elephants, arks here in Oklahoma. Please help any way can.

Prugsny Pergnersnerg was here.
Prugsny Pergnersnerg was here.

"Brother Caleb, what dost thou carry in thy burlap sack?" -Brother Aaron
"Trinkets, apples, paper, & steel prongs." -Brother Caleb

kyros sux wino cox
kyros sux wino cox
1970s: Network television tries to mainstream degos and spicks.
1970s: Network television tries to mainstream degos and spicks.
calling all rearrangers
calling all rearrangers
W E S L E Y . C O R M A N , D D S
W E S L E Y . C O R M A N , D D S
the Wild, Beast-Like Men were here.
the Wild, Beast-Like Men were here.


...but when I went back, it was still there.
I accidentally left my lens cap on Jean Paul Sartre's grave...

zbruh brought the house
Bring Your Own Magnets
smegtigatingcircumcision
smegtigatingcircumcision
smitigatingcircumcisions
smitigatingcircumcisions
m i t i g a t i n g . c i r c u m s t a n c e s
m i t i g a t i n g . c i r c u m s t a n c e s
B A R S I N I . R E D
B A R S I N I . R E D
Smoke, Smoke, Smoke, Smoke them fuggin' CIG-A-RETTES
Smoke, Smoke, Smoke, Smoke them fuggin' CIG-A-RETTES

This jumble of letters are plastic refrigerator magnets. As a child, you may have had a set of these stuck on (and under) your fridge. These colored, plastic alphabet magnets were a part of my childhood, and now they can be a part of yours. The messages above were left by others who've been in my kitchen. Type in a short message to rearrange the magnets yourself.

A note to parents: the fridge is an uncensored forum where anyone can leave short, anonymous messages. Although most people enjoy the fridge in the spirit of good clean fun, some folks do write things that are inappropriate for children.

Send me comments, suggestions and bug reports.

The fridge was plugged in on 9-9-95.

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