And I reckon at this rate it's gonna well after 10 before I start! I sooo wish I still believed in Santa 
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I have to build a trampoline tonight!!!!
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have another beer first !
(and don't forget to build it in the lounge
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I'll pop round about 4am and give it a test
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Thinks your a bit Brahms & List matey
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It's fookin raining now!!!!
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Can we have photo updates so we can see your progress?
Only so that we can
rip the pi55offer support of course!!...
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Best of luck!
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I'm sure you'll bounce back.
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Top tip, grease the joints when you put the frame together, it stops a lot of the noise that WILL drive you nuts, best of luck.
Xmas cheers to one & all.
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Do use the tool for attaching the springs - piece of cake with that...
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Just finished the 4 yr olds " easy to assemble " castle. Think it was designed by the bloke who designed our ikea wardrobes!
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Oh hope you have the quickest route to A&E worked out ready for tomorrow!
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T plus 10 minutes in the sack, still reckon it's too early to start swearing and clanking metal around in the garden!
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What is the fixation with trampolines? I took the train to Liverpool a few weeks ago and saw loads.
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What is the fixation with trampolines?
Sales had taken a dip but have currently bounced back.
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They're still awake!!! Where's the piriton??
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Sales had taken a dip but have currently bounced back.
On their way down again now...Posted 5 months ago # -
In the garden what sort of parent are you !!!!
Too many moons ago on xmas day we (my big bro and me) were over the moon when we were finaly allowed to enter the lounge to find a climbing frame fully build which we played on till it was dismantled in the new year and erected in the garden. It was great
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Just finished putting together a toddlers kitchen unit.
"Simple" 31-step flatpack with only 6 diagrams, no words and screws made from tin-coloured brie.
Yeah thanks for that Santa.
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Just finished looking at the stars with the telescope that my oldest will be getting tomorrow.
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Cool sbz! You will perhaps be able to see a new spangly star when I jettison this fookin trampoline into the atmosphere using a combination of petrol and anger!!
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Why build it now? As a kid I'd have loved helping my Dad build it on Christmas Day.
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Can we have photo updates so we can see your progress?
+ 1 . Great thread...looking forward to see how it goes
Happily I managed to get a LeapPad for my 6 year old so the worst I'm expecting is trying to find & fit batteries
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I heard earlier that all of the trampolines had stolen from a nearby, police have been called and have sprung into action
IGMC
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[/quote]"Simple" 31-step flatpack with only 6 diagrams, no words and screws made from tin-coloured brie.
Yeah thanks for that Santa.
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Same here!Posted 5 months ago # -
Good luck with the trampoline!
Our 2 eldest are fast asleep now (11.30pm) but our youngest is still wide awake, grrr!
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Another kids kitchen thing here, from ELC. 3.5 hours thats taken with a couple of screws missing from the end product due to the "tin coloured brie" factor
Dolls house tomorrow....maybe grandad can do that one
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*Basks in the contentment that I set the daughters laptop up while she was still awake, as she knew she was getting it - and that Mrs STR had wrapped the rest of her presents and it took a grand total of 5 minutes to transport them from under the bed to the lounge*
*Then realises that a tv has to be fitted to her bedroom wall tomorrow*
Still, no toys to build, batteries to fit and annoying packaging to undo that would survive a nuclear blast - what is it with securing kids dolls into the packaging?
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franksinatra & steve-g: Acorn Wooden Play Kitchen?
Right fecker wasn't it? I've put real kitchen cabinets together that were considerably easier than that.
Though I was sober then I guess...
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Have you done it yet? We had some fun a few years back when daughter got a new metal high sleeper bed, we assembled it in her new room late on Christmas eve, room only 10" longer than the bed and trying not to wake her in the room next door.
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I have some spare dirty petrol for anyone wanting to give their kids kitchen units a Viking send off..
Ours has a climbing frame chute thing but was blowing a houlie outside today so no chance..Posted 5 months ago # -
midlifecrashes - I feel your pain. Last Christmas we bought our daughter a cabin bed off fleabay to put in the smaller bedroom so we could turn her old bedroom into a games room. Didn't have to assemble it covertly, but did have to do it from memory of dismantling it from where we bought it from as there were no instructions. The bloody thing had wardrobes and a desk underneath too.
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Just a quick check in!! Now lay in bed! Had the frame together in less than ten minutes, turned it over it fell apart, shouted the wife to assist then shouted at the wife as my instructions were not being followed precisely!! Frame back up 5 mins later. Time for some springs, in order of position 0 20 40 60 80/0 somehow during this procedure a miss count occured which would be revealed later! All 80 attached a quick bounce and completed in 35 mins. Wasn't happy with it's position so decided to move it solo, on doing so the whole fookin thing turned into a pringle shaped ball of tension. Fuuuuucccckkkk!!!!
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Lets hope the wind doesn't pick up over night... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRIaKMdO-Vw
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oh dear, the trampoline is not going well then!
I have just run out of wrapping paper and still got two presents to wrap
Have spent ages taking the plastic toy ties off and putting batteries in, so everything is ready to go when unwrapped Posted 5 months ago #
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