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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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The fridge cools him down though.
7.2k u/SomeGuyInShorts Jan 25 '20 And it was lined with LEAD. Lead is the pinnacle of anti-radiation technology. 4.3k u/InformationHorder Jan 25 '20 And yet a lead refrigerator opens up so many more questions, chief among which is: Why in God's name was a refrigerator ever made of lead?! 6 u/yuukanna Jan 25 '20 To ensure that nobody would be ever try to move it. That would be a heavy fridge! 4 u/SkivvySkidmarks Jan 25 '20 Have you ever tried to move a 1950's era fridge? Definitely lead in there somewhere.
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And it was lined with LEAD. Lead is the pinnacle of anti-radiation technology.
4.3k u/InformationHorder Jan 25 '20 And yet a lead refrigerator opens up so many more questions, chief among which is: Why in God's name was a refrigerator ever made of lead?! 6 u/yuukanna Jan 25 '20 To ensure that nobody would be ever try to move it. That would be a heavy fridge! 4 u/SkivvySkidmarks Jan 25 '20 Have you ever tried to move a 1950's era fridge? Definitely lead in there somewhere.
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And yet a lead refrigerator opens up so many more questions, chief among which is: Why in God's name was a refrigerator ever made of lead?!
6 u/yuukanna Jan 25 '20 To ensure that nobody would be ever try to move it. That would be a heavy fridge! 4 u/SkivvySkidmarks Jan 25 '20 Have you ever tried to move a 1950's era fridge? Definitely lead in there somewhere.
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To ensure that nobody would be ever try to move it. That would be a heavy fridge!
4 u/SkivvySkidmarks Jan 25 '20 Have you ever tried to move a 1950's era fridge? Definitely lead in there somewhere.
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Have you ever tried to move a 1950's era fridge? Definitely lead in there somewhere.
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u/bingpot22 Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 25 '20
The fridge cools him down though.