I just find they get in the way when trying to get at wires behind them.
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Why do we have modesty panels on desks?
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So you can't see the secretarys wings and know when she's on.
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They were for that to start with, but now of course, remove one and the desk falls to bits. Brian
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Yeah the man crawling around the floor trying to find where the wires go. Brian
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And here?
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No, just not a prude.
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Which would be much easier without that damn panel.
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What's the point of hiring a sexy secretary if you can't see her bits?
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Actually probably all desks need it for support. A long piece of furniture needs some kind of support to keep it at right angles.
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No, it's so you can make a dramatic entrance.
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WTF? How is opening a door anything remotely like sitting at a desk?
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Nope, I don't care who sees my tackle, and if I did, I wouldn't wear a skirt and no knickers.
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I was thinking of wooden desks. Steel tubing is only used in schools, since they get bashed about a lot.
I was thinking of wooden desks. Steel tubing is only used in schools, since they get bashed about a lot.
Not enough room in McDonalds.
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Those are much sturdier and expensive than desks.
Never seen it elsewhere.
Those are much sturdier and expensive than desks.
Never seen it elsewhere.
I misunderstood, I thought you were talking about a restaurant. And not everyone has a huge house.
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Different design, the legs aren't on the ends. Less unsupported wood on top.
And study desks?!
Do to have "plenty of room".
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Some houses don't have a dining room. You eat on the sofa in the lounge.
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I used to live in a 3 bedroom house that had a living room we seldom used. The other room was a small kitchen (cooking area) and we had table to eat on, couch, easy chair,and the TV set in that room.
The house was around 1100 sqft.
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You sat in the kitchen in preference to the living room? Why?
Twice my original size before the extension. I'd still have been short of space.
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Odd, most dining tables I have seen have legs at or near the ends and the centre sections between legs are supported by beams.
Against a wall most times.
Only in Scotland where, it would seem, you need to eat on the floor due to a lack of space in Scottish houses.
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no it is to save the modesty of somebody in the room in a state of déshabillé