this is not odd. At one point, we had a refrigerator on our outside back porch (rural area). Meat is expensive and if you store it outside or less than secure place, this would make sense.

yes would make scense. In Norway olden days we had cellers to keep anything cold, and freezers didnt get here til l a t e r was that before or after the wellfare state came "through"🤔

It must've been an optional feature that many wanted, so it became "standard".

I recall the neighbor's kid tricking his sis into the dryer in the late 1950's.
Imagine the exponential MISCHIEF available w/ gore & guts available...

In your mind's👁,
there's Jeffrey Dahmer, on the one EXTREME,
& a VALID oncern re:
something planted
w/o your knowledge...

My Mom found cans of
"Frozen Daquari Concetrate"
in our basement freezer,
circa late 1960's,
suburban Washington DC.
She KNEW it was "CONTRABAND",
per our max-authoritarian house rules.
She told me she had time to think b/f we came home from school,
REALIZED my bro's mellowness of late @
DINNERTIME, wasn't "maturity" after all,
☑️d UNDER his BED,
FOUND a fully stocked BAR,
DEDUCED his CHESS partner LYNDON,
was packing more than game pieces,
& subversively endorsing "alternative" coping methods not permitted on our premises... 🙄

It was settled w/o violence, but I think a LOCK was part of

Jesus made locks (...)

my parents had a freezer with a lock on it in the basement when i was young. that is where they kept their meat. okay, that does sound creepy 😂 But really, you always knew it was closed securely because you had to lock it.

It's alittle while back we had to lock down our meats😅 I bet the one Pelosi was sittin on had a lock on it(...)

Curious indeed, and a tad bit CREEPY!

its notable they think we need a lock on our freezers. I wonder [who] has one👂✍