What is the most terrifying thing in this person's room?

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The discussion centers around a bookshelf that has been poorly assembled, with several shelves installed upside-down. Participants express concern about its stability, particularly due to its placement in front of a window, which poses a risk of toppling. There are debates about the structural integrity of the bookshelf, with some arguing that the back panel is crucial for stability, while others believe it offers minimal support. Suggestions are made for correcting the assembly, including using contact paper to disguise the upside-down shelves or replacing nails with screws for better stability. The conversation also touches on the challenges of moving such furniture when loaded with books, emphasizing the importance of proper assembly and securing tall bookshelves against walls to prevent accidents. Overall, the thread combines humor with practical advice on furniture assembly and safety.
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tribdog said:
It would kill you wouldn't it.
It might. I've never tried letting you be right before. I'm afraid of what might happen. :rolleyes:
That's alright. You don't have to say anything.
Does that mean I can stay on top? :-p
 
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