Nothing. I never got into that.
Let’s see…I got a whole bunch of Dilbert magnets, a few promotional magnets from local pizza places and mail order places (amazon, dvdexpress, stuff like that) and a magnet-backed grocery-list notepad from netgrocer. On top is my bread machine, because I don’t have a cabinet big enough to hold it.
I’ve got a cute little phone magnet.
When I push the reciever it goes “ring ring” just like the real thing. So when I get a person who won’t hang up I push it and then tell them “that’s probably my boss on the business line- gotta run” and I can hang up without further discussion.
Magnets:
[li]4 snarling, winged dog gargoyles[/li][li]4 crouching goblin gargoyles[/li][li]old ads, including “Fairy Soap”, “Frog in Your Throat Cough Drops”, and “Take a drink - WHIZ - a better beverage”.[/li][li]old SF novel and mag covers[/li][li]2 Dalis, 1 Matisse and 1 Picasso[/li]
Held up by magnets:
[li]1993 Dave Barry column containing the description of a Japanese cartoon character: Mr. Stinky, a talking piece of poo.[/li][li]local Chinese restaurant take-out menu[/li][li]1 Dilbert cartoon[/li][li]reminder for my next dentist appointment[/li]other assorted stuff
I dont’ have a fridge and i don’t want to look at my mom’s, so I’ll take the closest thing I have to it: my locker.
- Speed Racer magnet
- Group photo of all my friends taken at junior prom
- A felt finger puppet from my best friend’s and my trailer-park adaptation of “Hamlet” (done in finger puppet style on video for English class)
- Computer printout magnet with a picture of country singer Drew Womack, lead singer of Sons of the Desert, on it
- Photo of Greg Moore
- 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule
- Permission slip to read a banned book for English class
Some of my niece’s artwork (looks like a palette test), a Far Side cartoon given to me by my father that was in obvious reference to my ex (three toy poodles discussing a point in the living room of a house where you can see a grandmotherly type’s back in the kitchen washing dishes; caption, “Well yes, that is the downside, Fluffy. When we kill her the pampering will end.”) and a collection of postcards sent to me by a couple of friends who travelled the world a bit, dominated by one from their sojourn in London - its photo is of a punkette dressed in black leather with a white t, a spiky multi-colored buzz cut and a large ring in her nose as well as several smaller ones in her ear. It was mailed to me in 1981.
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[li]Postcard from Strainger from Telluride, CO, held on by a magnet that looks like a Tupperware container.[/li][li]Magnetic notepade with the saying “Never do today what you can put off til tomorrow” and a picture of a cartoon guy relaxing in the tub with a rubber ducky.[/li][li]Dominos scoresheet (I won) held on by a dragon magnet.[/li][li]Braveheart postcard from my sister held on by a dragon magnet.[/li][li]Drawing of a dragon done by my nephew held on by an Australian flag magnet.[/li][li]Sheet of parking passes held on by a dragon magnet.[/li][li]Various coupons held on by a dragon magnet.[/li][li]Bahamas postcard from my sister’s honeymoon held on by a wolf magnet.[/li][li]Trinity College Dublin postcard from the DubDope 2000 folks held on by a wolf magnet.[/li][li]Coastal Carolina postcard from my sister held on by last dragon magnet.[/li][li]My sister’s address as school held on by a Com Ed magnet.[/li]A bunch of those magnet poetry words.
Three magnets shaped like various foodstuffs and complete with little spinning parts to amuse the toddler folk.
Two comics that are really only amusing to myself:
(1) An old Rhymes with Orange strip that has three guys in Warsaw sitting around a radio on a barrel with the news playing. “In light of recent scandals, the President again turns to the polls for advice.” Three guys saying “Cheaper vodka! Shorter winters! More American television!” “I don’t understand, he always asks but he never listens.” (Yeah, I’m Polish)
(2) An old Agnes strip with her writing in her diary, “We planted a shrub this summer. We watered it and nutured it and watched it die a slow agonizing death. Landscaping can be a real crapshoot.” (Yeah, I work for a landscaping construction firm)
Magnet with a description and photo of the Asian Longhorned beetle and the number of the USDA to call in case you find one (Save trees!)
Old UPS delivery ticket for a package I received about a month ago.
There are a whole bunch of magnetic letters of the alphabet on my fridge. So has it been since I was a kid, so shall it always be.
I also have an old Calvin and Hobbes cartoon where Spaceman Spiff is shot down because he can’t boot up his ship’s death ray blaster in time. Reminds me of a friend.
Let’s see if I remember…
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[li]a picture of my niece held up by…[/li][li]a “Daughters are Special…” magnet from my mom.[/li][li]a bear (with a camera) magnet holding up…[/li][li]a cartoon that shows two hunters in the woods in front of an out house that has a picture of a bear instead of “Men” or “Women” and the caption says, “Well, I guess that answers that question!”[/li][li]a magnetic bottle opener holding up…[/li]a postcard from DupDope with a smiling picture of tatertot and Twisty and an “evil” picture of Twisty alone on it.
A 5" tall magnet portrait of…
drum roll
**Dan Quayle{/b]
Dust
And lots of it.
A huge drawing by my son on construction paper.
I was just looking at this stuff this morning.
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[li]Pizza Hut coupons[/li][li]Daughters school lunch menu[/li][li]Daughters school calendar[/li][li]Ribbon for excellent attendance at school for my daughter[/li][li]Various drawings from daughter[/li][/ul]
Basically the refrigerator door is my daughters. 
I really need to clean some of this stuff.
One set of alphabet magnets
Several pieces of artwork drawn by both my kids and the neighbor kids
Seven school photos of my nephews and the neighbors
Pizza Hut coupon
Coffee coupon which probably expired six months ago
A zillion assorted magnets
Let’s not get into what is on top of my fridge!
On my refrigerator:
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[li]About 2 dozen assorted magnets, mostly Coca Cola themed.[/li][li]My triathlon training schedule.[/li][li]A dry-erase whiteboard with various notes scribbled on it.[/li][li]A Far Side calendar.[/li][li]A clip with a bunch of coupons.[/li][/ul]
My husband has relinquished the fridge to be my sort of “grown up” locker…because I like to do collages and clip things from magazines. Besides, I look at it while I cook. what’s there now?
The cover of a pulp fiction novel entitled MUSCLE BOY - They Got Their Thrills From Forbidden Feats of Strength.
A magnet of a pulp fiction cover entitled Vacation In Leather
A Jan Saudek photograph called “Le Grand Devotion”
A picture of Wolverine and Jubilee hugging
A picture of Hugh Jackman
My backstage pass from the last Rammstein concert
A picture of Till Lindemann smoking
A farside cartoon featuring a dog making coffee that says, “While Their Owners Sleep, Nervous Little Dogs Prepare For Their Day”
A magnet for Butternut Bread, because that’s what my husband calls me.
My horoscope from the Onion which said “As much as you try to be a decent person, there’s no way in hell you deserve a man like Brian” Brian is my husband’s name!
A fortune cookie fortune that says: When Time Permits, Your Life Will Be Exciting.
A postcard of a three toed Sloth
An article from a Cleveland newspaper comparing Ricky Martin to Rammstein
A picture of Lance Bass from 'N Sync
A picture of my dog, marge.
A disturbing look into my subconscious for sure…
jarbaby
The entire left side of my refrigerator, and almost half of the front, is covered with magnets. Most of them are magnets from about 30 different states that I visited (and able to find magnets for).
I also have the usual promotional and local store magnets, a Grateful Dead ticket in plexiglass, and a calendar so I can see how many days are left before Mauvaise comes to town!
Pout 
I have a built-in fridge with has wooden inserts on the face to match the kitchen cabinets. I WANT some fun magnets!
My wife and I just moved into our first house. We haven’t unboxed the misc. junk that we’d collected on the front of the fridge at our old apartment.
Our realtor was nice enough to donate a side by side refrigerator as a housewarming gift. It was one his parents had in their old place and didn’t need in their new.
As a result, at present, the only thing on my refrigerator is a piece of one inch wide x two inch long masking take with the word “Remove” on it in Magic Marker. I like the irony. My wife says I have to scrape it off.