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If you're switching from one hardrive to another, I can also install the new, and slave the old one to inflate the files back to the new one.

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Is there anyone here knowlegeable enough on the subject of physics that can explain the weird phenomona currently occuring in my freezer?

I am having the most difficult time trying to freeze my freezey pops. Every single other thing in my freezer is frozen solid, except for my freezey pops. They could sit there for days in my freezer undisturbed and still will not freeze.

Some of my freezey pops do indeed solidify, though. Without rhyme or reason, out of the two or so dozen I put in, three or four random freezy pops will freeze. There is no pattern to which ones freeze and which ones don't. Color dosen't seem to matter. I've tried moving them to different areas of the freezer and positioning them in certain ways. I've tried freezing the entire box at once, and tried freezing a single one. I've examined the packaging for flaws. I've even bought and experimented with different sizes and brands of freezey pops, and the results are always the same: 0 to 5 freezey pops will freeze by the time I check the freezer again, and if I leave them undisturbed, they will remain in the same state as I left them.

By consuming the frozen ones and re-arranging the unfrozen ones until they eventually freeze, I am able to go through an entire box. But this is a long process and does not satisfy my need for diluted fructose rods, so it is neccisary to quickly find a solution.

Since the freezey pops apparently freeze at random, sometimes the frozen ones are inconveniently attatched to one or two liquid ones (if you are unaware of freezey pop packaging, they are arranged paralell to each other in badly preforated plastic strips. There are about a dozen in each strip) so you must carefully extract the specimine to preserve the unfrozen ones. This is a skill I have not yet mastered, and earlier today I tore a small hole in one of them. The liquid sprayed out of the hole and solified on contact with the freezer air. The remains in the broken packaging suddenly became a kind of slush.

I repeated this experment mistakenly several times after, and as a result I am very sticky, purple flavored, and stumped. Does anyone know why my freezey pops are not freezing properly?

And now I must lick myself.