Sounds perfect. I’m free on Saturday. What time do you want me?
;)
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Sounds perfect. I’m free on Saturday. What time do you want me?
;)
Amazing system but you need a sofa upgrade, wooden arms? Where do you put your head when you lie down & it's not long enough for your 6 foot plus frame :D;)
Lol... 6.30pm for 7.. Evening dress. Does Ursula have a tiara?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Beobloke
Marco.
Cheers, Royster, and well spotted... The wooden arms are because it also doubles as a futon, to facilitate overnight sleeps for guests, particularly after drunken (very late) night listening sessions!:drunk::rave::DQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
For lying back, I use one of the three big cushions, to cover the end wooden arm, to allow my legs to rest on it, which yes, ably straddle the ends lol, but it's still comfy, and the other two cushions to prop up my head at the other end! Then when I'm on my own, just mong out to choons:)
Of course, there's also plenty of room for Del and I to have a cuddle, too (she's only little);)
Marco.
No, but I have several…Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lol - then you can play in Del's pink princess room!:eyebrows:
She's got a sign above the door that says 'ONLY cats and princesses ALLOWED!' So how are you in a tutu?:D
Marco.
It's a futon - I have slept there, and it's very comfortable. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
But is it comfy as a sofa? (that being it's primary purpose).Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Yes it, mate (either used normally, or as I described), otherwise I wouldn't have kept it, would I?:)
Marco.
Indeed... What do you think of the vinyl collection now? In the first pic, the storage unit to the left is all classical, arranged in alphabetical order by composer and also symphonies/concertos, etc. Ditto with the top storage unit, beside the lamp, in picture 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
The bulk of it has been bought secondhand, as you do from car boots and charity shops, and mostly of the 'vintage' variety (late 1950s - late 1970s) on desired labels from the likes of London Decca (blue and red labels) and Ace of Clubs/Argo, Deutsche Grammophon/Archiv, RCA Living Stereo, Columbia ('6 eye'), EMI/Phillips, etc) - some very rare, and all near mint:)
Marco.