Wednesday, Apr 20, 2005 at 20:16
Yes.........
............. as you are aware, plastics, contain a lot of things, along with Polymers, and Monymers. If you have a long sliver of acrylic, clear, and it's absolutely pure, you can light the end of it, and insert it into say.... a stainless steel tube, to
check the integrity of your welding. It will burn, without giving smoke, sooting the inside of the tube. This is the result of an equal amount of Polymers, and Monymers.
Now, the fridge..........
Polymers react to the coriolis effect, and because the fridge was [laced in my bedroom on a North / South axis, the, gravitational pull, as
well as the magnetic forces, had a detrimental effect on the electrons in the Polymers. The electrons on the level 2 cadence hot pulled out to the number 3, which gave the effect of negating the cohesive unison on the remaining molecules.
Coupled with the fact, that I normally have tis little baby stocked to the brim with North American Bourbon, the resultant imbalance of liquids manufactured in the Northern Hemisphere, encased in a container with the wrong bias on the magnetic axis, it had no other course, but to warp.
This also happens with us english people who come to live down under.......... we turn out warped as
well........... like this whole reply...........
Wolfie ( Warped Wolf ).
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