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  1. Anyone have any experience with these? Am considering a U-
    line as the design seems more spacious. How about problems
    and electrical usuage? Thank you.

  2. Quoted message said:

    (Joan Girdler) writes:

    Anyone have any experience with these?

    You shoulda met wifey No.1

    Quoted message said:

    Am considering a U-line as the design


    seems more spacious.

    A U-line... that seems like something used to haul
    furniture... just how big is your butt?

    Quoted message said:

    How about problems and electrical usage?

    Are you considering turn signals?

    Imagine that, refrigerated drawers... and from a gal
    named Girdler!

    Ahahahahahahahahaha. . . .

    ---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =--- ---= Move UNITED
    NATIONS To Paris =--- Sheldon ```````````` "Life would be
    devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

  3. I have only seen the ones where the drawer is in the bottom
    and it was the freezer. It was handy and it seemed to hold
    more, but that could be relative as the fridge seemed big.

    We have "energuides" on our friges here, they tell you nifty
    things like how much power they use.

    take care Liz

    Hey! Look what [email hidden] (Joan Girdler) wrote :

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone have any experience with these? Am considering a U-
    line as the design seems more spacious. How about problems
    and electrical usuage? Thank you.

  4. "PENMART01" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    You shoulda met wifey No.1

    Wifey?!?!?! That's as bad as "the wife." Shame on you! ;-)

    rona

    --
    "Do not meddle in the affairs of cats, for they are subtle and they will
    [censored] upon your computer."
    --Bruce Graham

  5. "Joan Girdler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone have any experience with these? Am considering a
    U-line as the


    design

    Quoted message said:

    seems more spacious. How about problems and electrical
    usuage? Thank you.

    See here:
    subzero.comdescription.asp

  6. Rona Yuthasastrakosol said:

    Wifey?!?!?! That's as bad as "the wife." Shame on you! ;-)

    Hey, it beats the Old Lady, the Squaw, the Ball and
    Chain, and (a popular term for ex's particularly) my
    bitter [censored] ex

    <also known as "my ex, that [censored]," and curiously "my ex-
    [censored]" which does invite one to wonder about the current
    [censored], doesn't it

  7. Van said:

    See here:
    subzero.comdescription.asp

    Aggg. Now that I'm officially a commuter, I while away my
    hour on the road/day doing Kegels, crunches, and having, for
    the first time since I was loafing teenager, a very active
    fantasy life. Number two fantasy is "my dream kitchen" and I
    was seeing those drawers just today! blacksalt My number one
    fantasy, and I encourage other commuters to try it, is to
    try and come up with everyone you'd like to give a nice,
    pricey gift to, figure out what, how to get it to them, and
    what a note would say that would put them at ease and not
    give away who gave it to them. It is a lovely way to begin
    or end a day.

  8. kalanamak said:
    Van said:

    See here:
    subzero.comdescription.asp

    Aggg. Now that I'm officially a commuter, I while away my
    hour on the road/day doing Kegels, crunches, and having,
    for the first time since I was loafing teenager, a very
    active fantasy life. Number two fantasy is "my dream
    kitchen" and I was seeing those drawers just today!

    I'd rather have a set of those dishwasher drawers.
    Refrigerator drawers would be put to better use in other
    parts of the house (if I had those luxuries, of course). As
    it is, my refrigerator had to fit into a finite space and my
    GE Profile has been a winner since I bought it.

    Looking at all of the competition these days, I probably
    would have chosen a different brand from SubZero anyway even
    if I could have fitted a wide/shallow (my dream fridge) in
    that particular kitchen space.

    Quoted message said:

    blacksalt My number one fantasy, and I encourage other
    commuters to try it, is to try and come up with everyone
    you'd like to give a nice, pricey gift to, figure out
    what, how to get it to them, and what a note would say
    that would put them at ease and not give away who gave it
    to them. It is a lovely way to begin or end a day.

    You are a very kind person (I know you and I can testify to
    it) - but I'd rank generous giving dreams second to dreaming
    about a new kitchen!

    Practice safe eating - always use condiments

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