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what's the oldest or the strangest thing in your food freezer? I no longer have a freezer but a pal's favorite bird dog died one winter shortly after the ground froze. He put the dog in a large plastic trash bag and stored him in his freezer until spring. Where I live, there isn't anything too unusual about that. some people have many years old wedding cake in theirs.

:-2 No doggie in my freezer.....

hoppy;1196364 wrote: what's the oldest or the strangest thing in your food freezer? I no longer have a freezer but a pal's favorite bird dog died one winter shortly after the ground froze. He put the dog in a large plastic trash bag and stored him in his freezer until spring. Where I live, there isn't anything too unusual about that. some people have many years old wedding cake in theirs.


I had a friend who had very large goldfishes intheir aquarium...they both died of natural causes & her husband put them in the freezer...they are still there ater 5 yrs Oh & my daughter made a snowman out of oatmeal...I threw it out after 5 hard days in the frezzer.

At he moment theres a couple of mice and a small rat in there food for my daughters snakes..

Once due to an order mix up I ended up with 25 kilos of 1 day chicks and 10 kilos of rats.

But I guess the strangest thing was a yemen cameleon.

Butterfly pheromones

qsducks;1196367 wrote: I had a friend who had very large goldfishes intheir aquarium...they both died of natural causes & her husband put them in the freezer...they are still there ater 5 yrs Oh & my daughter made a snowman out of oatmeal...I threw it out after 5 hard days in the frezzer.


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hoppy;1196411 wrote: :yh_rotfl


Oh yeah I discovered "it" while cleaning out the freezer:rolleyes:...wtf is this? It had arms & legs:wah:...go away little oatmeal man...tossed right into the trash:wah:...I think a squirrel finally ate it after a nice thaw.:wah:

Oldest things are those frozen fruit thingys. Can't think of their name now. They are long and thin and fruit flavored. 2 years old and freezer burned to the max. there is also some kind of meat product that I can no longer identify. :-3

No animals or fish, I don't think

Sunshine;1196416 wrote: Oldest things are those frozen fruit thingys. Can't think of their name now. They are long and thin and fruit flavored. 2 years old and freezer burned to the max. there is also some kind of meat product that I can no longer identify. :-3

No animals or fish, I don't think


OMG, are you afraid to touch these things? Long rubber gloves are required or you could always haul them off to the nasty trashmen with a major slingshot:wah:

hoppy;1196364 wrote: what's the oldest or the strangest thing in your food freezer? I no longer have a freezer but a pal's favorite bird dog died one winter shortly after the ground froze. He put the dog in a large plastic trash bag and stored him in his freezer until spring. Where I live, there isn't anything too unusual about that. some people have many years old wedding cake in theirs.


some here use Pet Cemetery's and its the same as people are kept, frozen until spring.







strangest thing?



- Praying Mantis larva..........



They are kept frozen in a bag........then you hang it on a bush.....5 months later around 500 are born..and they are sooooooooo tiny!:guitarist:guitarist





......great for gardens!:guitarist:guitarist

hoppy;1196364 wrote: A pal's favorite bird dog died one winter shortly after the ground froze............. some people have many years old wedding cake in theirs.


If the ground was frozen......why did he need to freeze the animal indoors ?

A half decent wedding cake, the fruit variety shouldn't need a freezer to keep for many years.

Bruv;1196449 wrote: If the ground was frozen......why did he need to freeze the animal indoors ?

A half decent wedding cake, the fruit variety shouldn't need a freezer to keep for many years.


Over here we do have brief warm spells, not long enough to thaw the ground though. We have scavengers of all sorts as well. Don't know about fruity wedding cakes.

The strangest thing in my freezer 'Biolies' which is fresh water carp bait.

The oldest is 3 trout Mr O caught last year.

Snowball

princessladedah;1196513 wrote: Snowball


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I kept a large hail stone for about a month. Not sure why I did that now.