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jonesfam
10th November 2015, 03:16 PM
My SWMBO is a fairly strange creature.
She must have far to much time on her hands with only 5 kids, 2 dogs, 12 chooks, 2 rooster & I've lost count of the cats to look after.


Anyway, she often comes up with strange, weird & wonderful ideas which usually make me pour another wine & think "Where the hell did that come from"?


But, I must admit that one of her newer ideas may have some merit.
Bare in mind that I (nor she) are designers or engineers or in any way have much technical knowledge.
What she has come up with is full sized furniture that works a lot like Leggo!
So, you buy a kit which can be a table & chairs or a dresser & chair or a wardrobe or a study desk & chair or whatever.
You could have mixed blocks to make what ever you like, several kits which are based on the room to furnished like a lounge room kit that goes together in different ways to make the 1 kit look different & changeable.
You could even have blocks coloured differently on each side so the furniture would be a different colour depending on which way around you put the block.


Probably a really dumb idea but I thought it might be a OK.


Now someone will tell me Ikea already do this?:(


Jonesfam


PS SWMBO also restarts conversations 3 weeks after I thought they were finished & expects me to know what the hell she is on about.

AndyG
10th November 2015, 03:31 PM
That's actually a bloody good idea

The ho har's
10th November 2015, 04:51 PM
I am pretty sure it has been done. My daughter posted something on Facebook along those lines. Sorry to disappoint you :(

Found it.....

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=lego+style+furniture+ideas&view=detailv2&&id=DE7989F1434E0315907F64D8172699CD1F16B329&selectedIndex=9&ccid=vwdA3myx&simid=608037515858348526&thid=OIP.Mbf0740de6cb1f564ef06578c87e10416o0

Mrs hh:angel:

trog
10th November 2015, 06:48 PM
ideas , such as this have been on some of the home design shows esp. those that focus on maximizing the use of small spaces. really have me thinking now that we have decided being inner city flat is nicer than the suburban house.

Pedro_The_Swift
10th November 2015, 07:32 PM
PS SWMBO also restarts conversations 3 weeks after I thought they were finished & expects me to know what the hell she is on about.


"Normal" here too:D
and yet cant remember to pull the handbrake before finding Park,,,,:rolleyes:

Disco Muppet
10th November 2015, 07:54 PM
"Normal" here too:D
and yet cant remember to pull the handbrake before finding Park,,,,:rolleyes:

Both my dad and my GF refuse to put the hand brake on if it's not an Everest-ian type slope.
It annoys me to the point, I may actually be legitimately OCD about it.
Three guesses who doesn't get to drive my car :D

superquag
10th November 2015, 08:36 PM
.... Mum, Dad...and the dog ?


:p:p:p:p:p:p:p

superquag
10th November 2015, 08:40 PM
... Lemme see, you've been married for how long, and you've only just noticed ?

:angel::angel::angel:

Disco Muppet
10th November 2015, 08:40 PM
Mum - won't drive it, 'too agricultural'
Dad - Nissan person, manages to break something on it every time he drives it.
GF - tried to roll it on her driveway
Dog - more interested in chewing things
FIL - Toyota person
MIL - left the handbrake off their mazda, sent it downhill.

No one drives my car :nazilock::angrylock: :angel:

Bearman
10th November 2015, 08:43 PM
My SWMBO is a fairly strange creature.
She must have far to much time on her hands with only 5 kids, 2 dogs, 12 chooks, 2 rooster & I've lost count of the cats to look after.


Anyway, she often comes up with strange, weird & wonderful ideas which usually make me pour another wine & think "Where the hell did that come from"?






Jonesfam


PS SWMBO also restarts conversations 3 weeks after I thought they were finished & expects me to know what the hell she is on about.

Get used to it mate, by now you should realise how they think!!!!

Hall
10th November 2015, 09:29 PM
SWMBO also restarts conversations 3 weeks after I thought they were finished & expects me to know what the hell she is on about.
Another mess with your mind trick my missus has is to start one conversation then change tack with out any warning at all, then switch back to the first as if nothing has happened. Then gets annoyed because you have lost the plot.
Cheers Hall

ramblingboy42
11th November 2015, 08:39 AM
Get used to it mate, by now you should realise how they think!!!!

....never Brian.....it'll never happen.

Many years ago an old bushy mate of mine (nickname Trucker, abbreviated from truckers guts....no , I have no idea how the name came) and me , were leaning on a gate chewing a bit of grass( no , not the hallucinatory stuff , just grass...like you do out bush) and somehow the convo turned to women/wives and he paused and said to me....." funny cattle mate.....funny cattle"

That just sums it up Brian.....I'll never forget it.

Den

p38arover
11th November 2015, 09:57 AM
Both my dad and my GF refuse to put the hand brake on if it's not an Everest-ian type slope.

Your Dad, being a Nissan man, might learn to put the handbrake on if he ever hires a Nissan Pulsar. We recently hired one in Tassie. On a slope, when the parking pawl in the transmission was loaded, it was extremely difficult to get out of park. The handbrake seemed to have some give and the car would always roll just enough to load the pawl.

I used to have the same problem with my '55 Jag until the gearbox was modified to allow one to select forward or reverse and move forward or backward enough to unload the pawl and allow it to spring free.

Disco Muppet
11th November 2015, 10:42 AM
I have to laugh, as when I drive his car I'm fairly vigorous with my application of the hand brake, to which he always makes mention of it not being a land rover hand brake and not requiring such effort.
Irony of the situation is his hand brake slips on hills, yet mine doesn't :D

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AndyG
12th November 2015, 04:13 PM
I have to laugh, as when I drive his car I'm fairly vigorous with my application of the hand brake, to which he always makes mention of it not being a land rover hand brake and not requiring such effort.
Irony of the situation is his hand brake slips on hills, yet mine doesn't :D

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Im thinking, gravel, tight bend, about 40 kph :angel:

V8Ian
12th November 2015, 04:18 PM
Mr Jones, they're all strange.

Ausfree
12th November 2015, 06:28 PM
Mr Jones, they're all strange.

Hey Ian, can I show this post to Mrs Aus.:twisted::p