So, I was just sittin' at the old compy (my 'acer' brand living-room-computer-complete-with-intel-pentium-and-no-parental-internet-controls-hollerrrr-Wha -what?-bananas) WHEN I checked the old bloggy (mostly-a.blogspot.com complete with batman graphics)....AWESOME News: Site contributer Omnipiqua (sp?) has sent in another problem for me to solute. Here it is, comin right at'cha:
"I have found myself in a very difficult conundrum, Advice Guy, and I need your help. I recently bought a large amount of furniture (a ghetto-licious apartment-full) from those crafty Swedes at Ikea. However, I was not aware that one must assemble the furniture themselves, using instructions that have only pictures and no words! Not even in Swedish! And along the way, I think I got some of the pieces mixed up. Somehow I think my couch bled into my dining room table, creating an awkward picnic-table mass of wooden sticks that is impossible to either sit or eat at. Advice Guy, what should I do? "
If any of you readers has an answer, feel free to comment it in. I'm going to take a swing at it for now:
G: Yeah YEah You can do it, If you put yo back into it!
That phrase has gotten me through....actually not much in life besides competitive freak dancing....okay, let's walk through this together, so you want to take the medium L-bar piece and insert the long swivel hook through the second hole while locating fastening screws. Meanwhile, have a friend connect curved tube J lengthwise into the main frame.
See! Simple as pie. Simple as baking a pie with un-marked ingredients while blindfolded. As you can tell, If I were there with you I'd probably hold up pieces and look at them profoundly like "Hmmm....maybe if..no" then put them back down and go microwave some hot-pockets. Here's the run-down Kimosabe: The most important parts of a room are television, internet and food, and it sounds like you already have these things. Sit on a pillow and enjoy them next to your big wooden pile reminding you that in the wild you'd never be able to build a tree-house. After a while it'll sort itself out a.k.a. someone who is more of a Bob Vila engineer major type will be over and put it together for fun. Done aaand done.


Keep the Q's comin'
XOXO Advice Guy


