Well I have had a non-functioning bulb in my fridge for over 10 years now and it is still not working. Thus RNG jesus hates me.
Well I have had a non-functioning bulb in my fridge for over 10 years now and it is still not working. Thus RNG jesus hates me.
Don't take it personal; he's fickle like that.![]()
Oh no, I do not take it personally. I just wish he would see fit to brighten my day... or at least my fridge.![]()
Oh no, I do not take it personally. I just wish he would see fit to brighten my day... or at least my fridge.![]()
Too many 'you's and not enough 'thou'sI can't believe what has just happened....
I've been chosen...
Turned religious misguidedness into one of those lateral thinking exercises. Awesome!The bulb is ( and always was) fine.
The spring in the door switch is gummed up. Probably grainy mustard. Took 2 years to decay and lose viscosity because it's cold in the fridge.
My dad was one of the first microwave engineers in the country and he used to get support phone calls occasionally from people before the dangers of microwaves were well known. This guy on the phone explained that he worked in a very busy restaurant, and what they'd done in the kitchen was they'd taken all of the doors off the microwaves and bypassed the safety switch so they could speed up the process of cooking food (not having to waste valuable seconds opening and closing the doors). Well anyway, this guy was on the phone and the conversation went something like this:I have a funny feeling that instead of replacing the bulb, he took it to an engineer... and rolled microwave emissions as the special... After opening the fridge one too many times after, Brain cooked.... Sanity gone![]()
My refrigerator light has been out for about a year and three quarters, do you think you could wave a hand and give it a blessing or something? I really don't want to change it out. I don't even remember where in the fridge it is anymore..
I would have thought if RNGesus had made the light work, he would also have added a random microwave function that heats the food as you take it out...
Edit: Or a nice kinetic effect to blow your food across the room into the Wife-stroid...
The bulb is ( and always was) fine.
The spring in the door switch is gummed up. Probably grainy mustard. Took 2 years to decay and lose viscosity because it's cold in the fridge.
So how long until non-RNG dependent shipyards get suicide bombed and people flying stock ships get stoned to death in the streets?![]()
I have a funny feeling that instead of replacing the bulb, he took it to an engineer... and rolled microwave emissions as the special... After opening the fridge one too many times after, Brain cooked.... Sanity gone![]()
Well, story was mainly to amuse rather than educate, but yeah. InterestingI'm certainly not recommending it either, of course, but depending on the specifics, there likely wasn't really all that much risk of death here, unless the person was very adamant about it. "Leave me in longer, boys. I'm still too rare."Going blind is a bit higher up on the likely risks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_burn The chain/gold medallion itself likely didn't play all that much of a significant role here, unless it happened to be part of a chainmail suit.
I've done more things with microwaves than I might care to admit, though fortunately without having suffered any ill effects... that I know of.![]()