Hi, > store film in it? Maybe some refrigerator photos would be in order. Let's > see what's inside yours, or maybe just a snap or two of all the things > tacked up on the doors .... magnets, photos, kid's drawings, diet reminders.
Mine's digital - I keep fish fingers in it. In fact, mine is very tidy. It's connected to my local supermarket http://www.architecture.com/go/Architecture/Debate/Sustainable_2829.html via the internet. It creates a shopping list for me which I can download as I leave work, and go directly to the aisle. The shopping list is arranged by product in aisle sequence for maximum picking efficiency. Included with the picking list is a schematic which dictates how the packer should arrange the goods in the shopping bags, so that when I later unpack them at home my fridge is optimally packed according to a space-filling constraint logic program that I coded for it. If the packer has not filled the bags according to instructions then the fridge is able to detect my necessarily out-of-sequence unpacking, and correct it. At the same time it interfaces in real-time with the supermarket's payroll system and sends negative feedback to the packer's performance-related pay records so he or she can regret their poor packing skills in the next pay packet - a worthwhile incentivisation. Most of them are semi-retired people who frittered their money during their youth, rather than save for a pension, so there is a satisfying moral aspect to this, too. Besides, old people don't have a lot to spend their money on. Anyway, here's my very manly fridge: http://www.web-options.com/fridge.jpg Film, beer, champagne and carrots. I did have some tongue in cheek in there, but I took it out to nibble on while I write this. -- Cheers, Bob
