(from a Yeti)

Well crap, looks like I've been doing it wrong.

Hey, just want the kids to chill, ya know?

Look, spaghetti arms. This is my cooler. This is your cooler. I don't go into yours, you don't go into mine.

First drowning in sheetrock mud, now coolers?

Is this really about babies in coolers, or a movie line, or both? (people do put babies in coolers - check google images)

Well, it looks like I picked the wrong cooler. That's okay, Baby, I went slummin' too.

Too expensive and sturdy to be used only as an ice chest. So I stack them up like a flight of stairs when changing a light bulb, or cleaning the ceiling fan, cleaning the gutters of my three-story house, putting the angel on the Christmas tree, or going into the attic. Lawyerly logic has not yet contra-indicated this usage so it must safe if there is not a warning against it, right?

But won’t the baby spoil faster if not kept cool?

I remember when times were easier, in the good old days when refrigerator doors latched and people used to keep their babies in there!

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Originally posted by Puckpilot78:
But won’t the baby spoil faster if not kept cool?

Depends on proximity to Grandma.

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Originally posted by Puckpilot78:
But won’t the baby spoil faster if not kept cool?

Only if you spare the rod.

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Originally posted by Kevmo:
I remember when times were easier, in the good old days when refrigerator doors latched and people used to keep their babies in there!

Are you channeling the Freeze song Refrigerator Heaven?

Warning, somewhat fucked-up content linked..

https://youtu.be/KQZrhmPma0U

They kept putting Hilts in the cooler...