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Wednesday, March 08, 2006

Student Fridge

I must admit, it's puzzled me for a while now as to why we have so many tubs of margerine and Philadelphia Cream cheese in our student fridge. I know for a fact that one flat-mate only EVER eats microwave ready meals, whilst another lives on a diet of Marks and Sparks Oven-Ready meals, never touching anything else.

So how come there were 8 tubs of marg and cream cheese in the fridge when there were only two possible candidates for ownership?

Today, I thought I'd investigate, by checking to see if there was a name tag inside inside any of the tubs.

No name tags, but instead, the most impressive displays of mould I have EVER SEEN!

http://www.tamegoeswild.com/thedailymumble/uploaded_images/mould_04-710390.jpg  

Just check out that Philadelphia! And the Utterly Butterly - Utterly not tempting I should say!

I think they warrant a closer look.

http://www.tamegoeswild.com/thedailymumble/uploaded_images/mould_05-762650.jpg  

http://www.tamegoeswild.com/thedailymumble/uploaded_images/mould001-736651.jpg  

I am partcularly impressed by the beauty of the Philadelphia - check out that red splodge, and the rich texture of the green. Quite unlike anything I've ever seen before, let alone anything I've seen in a fridge in which I keep all my salad items etc. Mmm, nice bit of cross contamination.

Ah, the joys of student living...

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