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  1. ...I headed off to Hillend dry ski slope with the babies,
    intent on improving our rather rusty snowboard technique.
    Instead - somehow - we ended up at IKEA, buying baby a
    computer desk for his room (and stuffing our faces with
    cakes in the cafeteria).

    Trying to fit a flat-packed computer desk into a Golf (yes,
    I've changed cars again...) complete with one adult, two
    babies, three sets of snowboarding gear and mounds of smelly
    running clothes (yeah, I get changed into dry stuff after a
    run and chuck the soiled gear into the back of the car. Once
    a week I search out the survivors, put them in the wash, and
    then repeat the process. People *never* accept the offer of
    a lift in my car more than once. The VW agent performs a
    valet *before* the mechanics will carry out a service. I
    *have* to buy a new car every year 'cause the smell gets too
    bad...) proved to be quite a trial. Nevertheless, we won,
    although I drove home with my neck at an angle thanks to the
    back of the desk resting against my head.

    Now I'm sitting surrounded by numerous pieces of wood,
    screws and miscellaneous rubbish scattered all around me on
    the floor. WTF did I buy this monstrosity? I'm no handyman
    - in fact I'd gladly pay someone to sort the mess out, but
    baby seems to have an unshakeable belief that think I can
    assemble the thing and I'm loathe to disappoint him. I told
    him I had to email someone to give my time to work out how
    to assemble the beast. HELP ME, OH GOD OF IKEA. TELL ME
    WHAT TO DO!

    Adding to my woes is the fact that I think I put two cd's -
    Lost Prophets 'Start Something' and Linkin Parks 'Meteora' -
    on the roof of the car in IKEA's car park when I was trying
    to stuff everything in the car, and drove off without
    remembering. Damn and blast, it's turning into and expensive
    day and it's only 1:16 pm. No doubt the goats in the field
    next door are, as I type, busily plotting to ambush me and
    eat my shorts after mugging me with their evil cloven
    hooves. Yeah - the [censored] are looking at me and smirking!

    Where are the green-eyed foreign babes when you need
    them the most?

  2. "np426z" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ccjeh1$dd0

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    Now I'm sitting surrounded by numerous pieces of wood,
    screws and miscellaneous rubbish scattered all around me
    on the floor. WTF did I


    buy

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    this monstrosity? I'm no handyman - in fact I'd gladly pay
    someone to


    sort

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    the mess out, but baby seems to have an unshakeable belief
    that think I


    can

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    assemble the thing and I'm loathe to disappoint him. I
    told him I had to email someone to give my time to work
    out how to assemble the beast. HELP ME, OH GOD OF IKEA.
    TELL ME WHAT TO DO!

    Oh don't be such a wuss. Flat-pack is *easy*. All except the
    most retarded can do it with their eys closed. *I* can do
    it. That should give you some indication of how easy it is.

    Personally, I'd much rather be assembling flat-pack
    furniture than languishing here with my guts turned to water
    and feeling like death warmed up. I even managed to spike an
    oral temperature of 39.55C (103.2) last night and I've got 3
    dogs looking at me accusingly waiting for their walkies. The
    only running I'm doing is to the toilet.

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    Where are the green-eyed foreign babes when you need them
    the most?

    In your dreams, as ever.;-)

    Happy screwing.

    Tim [who's feeling *exceedingly* fed up]

  3. "Tim Downie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Oh don't be such a wuss. Flat-pack is *easy*. All except
    the most


    retarded

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    can do it with their eys closed. *I* can do it. That
    should give you


    some

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    indication of how easy it is.

    I've failed. Miserably. I think I need a more advanced
    toolkit. Well, either that or a brain that can translate
    from two to three dimensions rather more efficiently that
    the one I possess.

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    Personally, I'd much rather be assembling flat-pack
    furniture than languishing here with my guts turned to
    water and feeling like death


    warmed

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    up. I even managed to spike an oral temperature of 39.55C
    (103.2) last night and I've got 3 dogs looking at me
    accusingly waiting for their walkies. The only running I'm
    doing is to the toilet.

    I thought you'd given up the drink.

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    In your dreams, as ever.;-)

    Yes, but they felt so real...

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    Happy screwing.

  4. "np426z" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Quoted message said:

    I've failed. Miserably.

    A life-long issue I'm sure...

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    I think I need a more advanced toolkit.

    Rest assured Roger, you are the biggest "tool" I ever
    *didn't* meet.

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