[normdiaz]

Originally Posted by jesse ↗

It's a Frigidaire. And that thing is nasty. Can you imagine what the toilet looks like?

Rather not.

[CuriousGillian]

Originally Posted by jesse ↗

It's a Frigidaire. And that thing is nasty. Can you imagine what the toilet looks like?

Omg...
BARF

[CuriousGillian]

Thank you for the post, Ms Simone
(Ow, baked boobs)

[veriaxi]

Why isn't the fridge in handcuffs?

[Dr Thrumpkinz]

Who the fuck unplugs a fridge with their jigglets and chin? Plus, did her boobs explode at the fridge?
What's your problem Simone? Why didn't you tell her to quit it?

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Dr Thrumpkinz ↗

Who the fuck unplugs a fridge with their jigglets and chin? Plus, did her boobs explode at the fridge?
What's your problem Simone? Why didn't you tell her to quit it?

I so wish I could keep you as a pet, my precious little Thrumpy!

[JoseQuinones]

Originally Posted by Yoloman ↗

poor thing ....

those are 220 down there? Big voltage and amperage ...

Nope, the standard current there is 110 V/60 Hz. But unless you're in a resort town like Punta Cana, or in a private walled urbanización with its own electrical plant, the official power grid is pretty much useless. People joke about having "onages" rather than "outages." (Obvious masturbation jokes aside, we've heard them all.) Most people with enough money for a refrigerator also have a little planta on the side, often run from the reclaimed engine of an old Ford or Chevy that rusted beyond repair. Some people use the engine to spin up alternators from big delivery trucks or several car alternators in series; others make their own from reclaimed copper and soft iron. These are often connected to houses by chapuceros (handymen in the loosest sense of the world) whose knowledge of electricity rivals that of the Carib and Taíno Indians that used to populate their blessed isle. Some people use their homebrew generators to charge battery banks, but that's an added expense so a lot of people just run the line straight into the house's fuse box. Long story short, my guess is her friendly neighborhood chapucero used a questionable planta, probably made from a bunch of alternators he meant to hook in parallel instead of in series, and put something like 480 volts into her fridge. She opened it to grab him a thank-you Presidente beer and that was it.

[Annihilator]

Originally Posted by JoseQuinones ↗

Nope, the standard current there is 110 V/60 Hz. But unless you're in a resort town like Punta Cana, or in a private walled urbanización with its own electrical plant, the official power grid is pretty much useless. People joke about having "onages" rather than "outages." (Obvious masturbation jokes aside, we've heard them all.) Most people with enough money for a refrigerator also have a little planta on the side, often run from the reclaimed engine of an old Ford or Chevy that rusted beyond repair. Some people use the engine to spin up alternators from big delivery trucks or several car alternators in series; others make their own from reclaimed copper and soft iron. These are often connected to houses by chapuceros (handymen in the loosest sense of the world) whose knowledge of electricity rivals that of the Carib and Taíno Indians that used to populate their blessed isle. Some people use their homebrew generators to charge battery banks, but that's an added expense so a lot of people just run the line straight into the house's fuse box. Long story short, my guess is her friendly neighborhood chapucero used a questionable planta, probably made from a bunch of alternators he meant to hook in parallel instead of in series, and put something like 480 volts into her fridge. She opened it to grab him a thank-you Presidente beer and that was it.

Thank you for your information, but are you suggesting that she was fetching a beer for the handyman while being topless? This sounds more like an adult movie than a Caribbean tradition.

[ViraA]

Did she plug the fridge in as a dare ?

Anyway, she got a fried tits and chin for her trouble.

[Yoloman]

Revy: any idea how her boobies became the flow points for the voltage? It's like she was smashed chest first into that refrig door, glued, while her breasts cooked and she was frozen in place ...