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Project FreezerCube: It Is Complete

By John Walker on October 24th, 2007.

Finished.

Glorious

So yes, it’s a wonky, gloopy, mishaped and not in 3D Weighted Companion Freezer, but it’s my wonky, gloopy, mishaped and not in 3D Weighted Companion Freezer. Someone else would have done a better job, but I hate that guy. So there. It’s my friend.

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Project FreezerCube – Part 2

By John Walker on October 23rd, 2007.

Work continues on what some are already describing as “The most important endeavour ever conducted by humankind”.

nearly there

Sadly, it’s not quite as excellent as I might have first hoped. It seems that for reasons I can only put down to tiredness and stupidity, I decided that my initial pencil sketch was clearly the most accurate of guildlines in which to paint, rather than perhaps putting some efforts into creating a more accurate circle, or lining things up a bit more. The result: one very wonky Weighted Companion Freezer.

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Project FreezerCube – Part One

By John Walker on October 16th, 2007.

So here’s a little something I like to call, Project FreezerCube.

(aka: Project Oh Please Someone Help Me I’m Losing My Mind)

No seriously, what's wrong with meClick to see the true madness.

I’ve decided my freezer must become a Weighted Companion Cube. Why? What sort of question is Why? Because it’s white, almost cuboid, and I murdered my last one.

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