november 27 i've often looked at magnetic poetry in gift shops and thought there's no way i'm paying that much fortunately there's a free alternative albeit a digital one includes a bookmarklet that allows you to pull a word set from any webpage and the option to save your masterpiece to show your friends posted by robcorr at 3:52 am pst 3 comments november 26 good advice for all of us don't drink and lower heavy machinery into the particle physicists' orbed abyss if you gaze long enough into an abyss the abyss will gaze back into you posted by superposition at 11:36 pm pst 5 comments just in times for the holidaze google adds wishlists to froogle i added tinfoil to mine posted by keswick at 10:08 pm pst 5 comments leviathan was a dark disturbing and pretty thought provoking comic written by peter blegvad starring a faceless child named levi posted by devils rancher at 9:21 pm pst 2 comments you're a naughty one mr grinch posted by mr_crash_davis at 7:46 pm pst 26 comments

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This is the fridge.

It's generally reckoned a pretty good way to keep your beer cool. But it is also the perfect canvas for poetic endeavour.

Just click and drag the magnets around until you're happy with your poem. Then add a title, and your preferred nom de plume, and save it for posterity. (Once saved, you'll get instructions on how to find it again, and even embed it in your own web page.)

Not inspired by this selection of words? Choose a different set from the dropdown box, and load it up. Or you can drag this link to your toolbar, and then highlight some text from any web page you like, and click on your bookmark. You'll find yourself back here -- with the words you selected newly magnetised!

If you'd like to see just how clever some people are, try the complete anthology of fridge poems.

The Fridge was created by Joseph Pearson. It was inspired by Magnetic Poetry, I suppose. All poetry, including yours, is distributed under this Creative Commons licence. Free your creativity!