I recently came across this, and found it rather enlightening, as I now understand how Stonehenge was built. The only thing it fails to explain is why its still there (none of my Ikea stuff has lasted more than a few years). Maybe its because they never moved it (that when my Ikea stuff tends to fall apart).
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Steve Croft commented Via facebook:
Once you’re done with that, try moving on to something more challenging: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hobart65/5181804047/
But it’s true – see this report from two years back!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/may/27/flatpackfurnituresdebt
Wow, that is cool! Who would have thought.