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What's your favourite piece of furniture, and why?

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  • #32
    westendgirlie
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    Is the toilet considered a piece of furniture?


  • #33
    Snowie
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    westendgirlie wrote: »
    Is the toilet considered a piece of furniture?


    personally yes i would treat it a a place were one can drop a big log.. and read the paper, and enjoy a movement ....

    how ever women don't poo so your sh1t out of luck :pac:


  • #34
    westendgirlie
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    Lol


  • #35
    Gannicus
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    Me housemates Sybian.

    She's the only one that uses it but its still my favourite piece of furniture in the house :pac:


  • #36
    Bullchomper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 365 ✭✭Bullchomper


    ARMCHAIR!! I ****ING LOVE MY ARMCHAIR!

    Is objectophilia really wrong?


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  • #37
    Logical Fallacy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,933 ✭✭✭Logical Fallacy


    Ottoman.

    I love how it used to be an Empire, not it's something you put your feet on.

    ****ty legacy but comfy as ****.


  • #38
    Gannicus
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    They're only comfortable to put your feet up on. Hate sitting on them


  • #39
    Giselle
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    Big squishy sofa.

    A little comfy oasis, big enough to stretch out on and snooze, firm enough not to give you aches, soft enough to sink in.

    I love my sofa. I could marry it.


  • #40
    Tzetze
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    Occasional table, but not all the time.


  • #41
    Red Hand
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    Giselle wrote: »
    Big squishy sofa.

    A little comfy oasis, big enough to stretch out on and snooze, firm enough not to give you aches, soft enough to sink in.

    I love my sofa. I could marry it.

    I felt the same until the dog took a poo on it (really).:(

    My favourite piece of furniture now, is a bedside lamp that I bought. It was and still is the only piece of furniture I have bought, if a lamp can be considered furniture.


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  • #42
    OneArt
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    Those small square Ikea coffee tables because they're cheap and easy to haul around when moving.

    Perfect for a cosy cup of tea of a Thursday, or organising one's drugs after getting back from the sin club at five o'clock of a Saturday morning.


  • #43
    Immaculate Pasta
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    Bullchomper wrote: »

    Is paedophilia really wrong?

    :eek:


  • #44
    AskMyChocolate
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    westendgirlie wrote: »
    Is the toilet considered a piece of furniture?

    Well, technically, yes.

    But it's pretty much the Usain Bolt of the furniture world. If we allow it, then, it's just a race for second place.


  • #45
    AskMyChocolate
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    Red Hand wrote: »
    I felt the same until the dog took a poo on it (really).:(

    My favourite piece of furniture now, is a bedside lamp that I bought. It was and still is the only piece of furniture I have bought, if a lamp can be considered furniture.

    Me ma, R.I.P. (passed away a couple of months ago:(), developed a bit of a lamp fetish in her later years. We used to slag her about having to go to LA (Lamps Anonymous).

    My sister used to go to the Blackrock market with her on Sundays. She'd have to stop her buying another lamp. I think, towards the end, she was purposely breaking lights in the house.

    Addiction is a terrible thing.

    And my brother found a few issues of "Lamps Weekly" stashed discretely under her mattress.:o


  • #46
    LH Pathe
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    Little table top.. about two feet high; tripod dark mahogony finish.. all lavishly topped off with a circular slab of black and green marble; one foot n diameter.

    /cheap golden rings adorn each leg. Wonder how much Gary glitter'd give me for this?!


  • #47
    Mr.Biscuits
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    Chaise lounge - no idea why.


  • #48
    Sindri
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    LH Pathe wrote: »
    Little table top.. about two feet high; tripod dark mahogony finish.. all lavishly topped off with a circular slab of black and green marble; one foot n diameter.

    /cheap golden rings adorn each leg. Wonder how much Gary glitter'd give me for this?!

    You leave that man alone, his soulful early 70's work is genius, (before the molestering).


  • #49
    LH Pathe
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    Sindri wrote: »
    You leave that man alone, his soulful early 70's work is genius, (before the molestering).

    really I only heard The Molestering Years myself. He'd love my table...


  • #50
    Sindri
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    LH Pathe wrote: »
    really I only heard The Molestering Years myself. He'd love my table...

    He'd love doing things with little children on your table.



    :pac:


  • #51
    LH Pathe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,515 ✭✭✭LH Pathe


    Sindri wrote: »
    LH Pathe wrote: »
    really I only heard The Molestering Years myself. He'd love my table...

    He'd love doing things with little children on your table.



    :pac:

    alright calm down, calm down.. Table's not big enough?! he'd just love the table.


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  • #52
    AskMyChocolate
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    Sindri wrote: »
    He'd love doing things with little children on your table.



    :pac:

    Yup. There's nothing more wholesome than an innocuous game of Ludo.



    *holesome....tee-hee*


  • #53
    LH Pathe
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    .. you talkin tiddlywinks?


  • #54
    Sindri
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    Tom Cruise's favourite piece of furniture


  • #55
    Poor Uncle Tom
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    Sindri wrote: »
    Tom Cruise's favourite piece of furniture

    Oh look, he must have come out..........:p


  • #56
    Gannicus
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    Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »
    Oh look, he must have come out..........:p


    John Travolta is hiding behind the other door.


  • #57
    Poor Uncle Tom
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    Big Steve wrote: »
    John Travolta is hiding behind the other door.

    How dare you sir! you have crossed a line......:pac:


  • #58
    Gannicus
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    Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »
    How dare you sir! you have crossed a line......:pac:

    Do not try to cross the line, that's impossible. Instead only try to realize the truth... there is no line.


  • #59
    saa
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,194 ✭✭✭saa


    sink into corner sofa's with loads of blankets and cushions.
    A sofa is not just a chair with cushions, its so much more.

    But I don't own that sofa yet and I don't own my memory foam mattress yet boo


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