Do you kick ice cubes under the refrigerator?

I have **never ** separated whites from colors in the washer and you better fucking believe everything is washed on cold.

everything in my life is meticulously organized. but i also kick ice cubes under the fridge. i've ascertained that it dries out before any water damage can be done to the flooring; so it's not a vice. speaking of which, the movie vice (2018) is fantastic and garnered an 8.65 on the GoldieScale (trademark pending). like i said... organized

When the ice goes under the fridge, it doesn't melt, it just disappears. My theory is that it gets shot into outer space

Sometimes after i cook my meal, i’ll eat it directly from the pan and when i’m done i just put the pan in the fridge to finish for later

And also #TeamPaperPlates

I have a really serious question here: Do you guys like the fancy coated paper plates, (and if so, how fancy? Full on dixie picnic plates or just basic coated) or the cheap uncoated white ones? I'll admit, I prefer the uncoated ones, because I feel less bad throwing 1/10 of a cent away with each use than 5 cents.

I used to kick ice cubes under the fridge, but I found out it’s not a great idea since it can actually damage the fridge. Now, I either pick them up or let them melt and clean up the water. Okay, I'm kidding—I usually play hockey with them on the kitchen floor until they melt. But seriously, kicking ice cubes under the fridge can break it. I learned this the hard way. When my fridge broke, I called these guys, https://musiccityappliance.services/. They checked it out and told me it was my fault.

I pick it up and throw it in the sink