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I have seen people comes close to this i must admit, infact an old friend of mine smashed a wardrobe to bits with a hammer in sheer frustration and temper.

They are funny though Alan. :)
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I shall bravely tackle the assembly of my girls new home...and hopefully will have all my fingers and toes attached at the end! I mentioned to my Dad that I could glue it together if all else fails - you could hear the complaints miles away!
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Hi Marmalade,
Which end? :wink:
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Both ends Alan! It was a terrible groaning sound - he is an engineer and all-round DIY pro so I suppose it was fair...Large tube of glue does sound tempting though :lol:
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Isn't that what No Nails was invented for ;)

My Dad is the same so is always sceptical when i attempt DIY esque things - although he was very impressed with my home made raised beds, although he did comment on the slight marks on the wheelie bin where i'd misjudged with the jigsaw :lol:
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I think so smurfy! I will post pictures of the journey from flatpack to beautiful hen home...

Why not grow plants up the Wheelie bin? Many a disaster has been hidden under a bush... :D
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Marmalade wrote:....Why not grow plants up the Wheelie bin? ....


Could make moving it a bit of a long job. :twisted:
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