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8 years ago
OT: Any furniture recommendations?
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8 years ago
Indeed. The tendency of many wimmin to constantly demand brand new stuff means there's plenty of perfectly good second hand stuff appearing on the market for peanuts; you can't give second hand furniture away it seems. Find something of decent quality and get it reupholstered.
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8 years ago
No, don't 'get it reupholstered'. Do it yourself. There are quite a few good, illustrated, books available on how to do it. Only a few simple handtools required.
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7 years ago
Explains a great deal.
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7 years ago
+1, or don't get it reupholstered. There's no shortage of used furniture in good condition about.
Chipboard Ikea, Argos etc stuff is cheap & looks ok, but not for long. If you keep replacing it once it looks crap you end up spending a fortune over a lifetime.
Antique furniture is.... different. They used very different methods, materials & styles. If you like it great, not everyone does.
And if you want comfortable long lasting seating, zigzag springs are not the way to go!
If you're in a town, in no rush & not too fussy, you could probably get everything off freecycle & similar.
NT
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On Saturday, 23 April 2016 18:10:26 UTC+1, Mr Pounder Esquire scrote:
Is this while you were still wearing it?
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The mistake is to keep the money in the bank, if you delegate correctly, the correct wife will spend all her time counting it and you can exist in peace!