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On recent holiday with friends, after a glass or two of wine, we decided it would be good to get an action shot of us jumping on the bed. This involved the timer setting on the camera and jumping at just the right moment. On take 7, there was an almighty crack and examination revealed a broken slat on the bed. Fortunately, we got the perfect shot!
On recent holiday with friends, after a glass or two of wine, we decided it would be good to get an action shot of us jumping on the bed. This involved the timer setting on the camera and jumping at just the right moment. On take 7, there was an almighty crack and examination revealed a broken slat on the bed. Fortunately, we got the perfect shot!
Reverse psycology with the kids. Will look into this.
I have 3 kids. The youngest is now 13. None of them have ever broken the furniture.
HTH.
Or mine. And that's because it's solid hardwood carved by the most dedicated Bobs to withstand a 20km meterorite strike, in fact when the universe eventually comes to an end, my coffee tables will be the only thing orbitting a giant black hole!
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