I ordered some new colours and they arrived today. I was looking through the instruction leaflet enclosed and realised that there were no instructions written in English.
Fortunately, i know how to use the colours.
When i asked my colourist if she could read; Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegain, German or French? she replied" NO!" to all of them.
I said " So these instructions are no good to you then!" < screwed them up into a ball and threw in bin>.
I never seem to understand why they give you instructions as i never seem to make head nor tail of them. Is it just me?
Instructions or De-structions!
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Nick Harvey
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*right click, save target as, open in notepad, remove bgcolor and read*Nick Harvey wrote:At the risk of Rod complaining about YET another link, see here.
fabulous as ever Nick. However I find Ikea and, for that matter, Durham Pine furniture, very easy to assemble. After 4 hours of huffing and puffing my father left his bedroom having assembled *his* wardrobe. I then went in there as he drunk his tea and managed to assemble *her* wardrobe in about 40 mins.
"He has to be larger than bacon"
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Whats wrong with that background? It's like reading it on micronet or something with all those colours, fabulousHymagumba wrote:*right click, save target as, open in notepad, remove bgcolor and read*Nick Harvey wrote:At the risk of Rod complaining about YET another link, see here.
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I hate the translated instructions - they read as if they were translated on Babel Fish
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