>>21985348
no

Safely hidden away from the world, Titus slumbered away the years while the rest of his clan fell to the Giovanni coup. As the usurpers became the new clan of death the world forgot about Titus and the other Cappadocians, and the small village where he lay grew in size.

During the Second World War the region of Tuscany saw a heavy amount of fighting and bloodshed, much of the port city of Livorno getting bombed by the allies and destroying many civilian and military buildings.

By late 2021 Livorno and its outskirts had been rebuilt and its past left behind, until a coterie of neonates entered an abandoned house in the nearby village of Gausticce and inadvertently provoked the spirit residing there…

03:33 5/8/2021 119 SP555 Gausticce, Tuscany

A woman’s scream pierced through the endless nightmare that Titus had been enduring, finally ending his torment as his eyes opened and his senses took in reality for what felt like the first time in eons. Aurelia, the name flashed through his mind for a second before leaving. Drawing on the power of the blood he willed himself to see within the darkness of the area, the mausoleum he had entered had become much smaller with access to the lower levels blocked with dirt and rubble.

Groaning softly, Titus stood up and began to stretch himself out as he caught his surroundings. His clothes were tattered and beginning to fall apart, dirt and dust caked every inch of the area while cobwebs covered the ceiling. The exit doors seemed untouched if rusted, and the few nearby bodies were all long decayed. A wave of hunger throbbed against him before he could continue his examination.

>>21985348
Whats the experience with a side by side fridge? Anything better/worse than a top n bottom?

>>21985348
seems rather disingenuous to start a fridge thread with an empty fridge

>>21985362
We have two fridges, a side-by-side and one with French doors and a bottom freezer
The side-by-side works but it doesn't hold a lot of food, the upper+lower fridge holds easily 25 percent more
Whatever you do, don't get a fridge with an external ice or water dispenser, they jam up and get janky
Our main kitchen fridge is the one with French doors and a bottom freezer, and it has an internal water dispenser, and the only times it has ever had any problems is when my father-in-law forgets to close the freezer, and the ice partially melts and then cements into a block that I have to hammer apart

>>21985372
>The side-by-side works but it doesn't hold a lot of food, the upper+lower fridge holds easily 25 percent more
Interesting. I wonder why that is

>>21985382
It's a geometry thing
Like how Tetris taught us to pack a moving truck
Once you put a wall down the middle it makes it hard to arrange things efficiently

Buy a full size freezer. You can get an upright one. It's one of the the best things you could do for yourself.

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This is what my fridge really looks like until I get groceries