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An Inflatable Bearded Whumpus asks "What can't you do properly despite the fact you're a fully grown and responsible adult?"
Nothing instills confidence more than overhearing a builder on the site opposite muttering "Righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" to himself.
Basically, stealing the idea from this thread on reddit.
( , Mon 2 Feb 2015, 10:13)
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Someone once showed me how to turn it inside out and then do some fancy manoeuvre.
It was like a David Copperfield trick to my simple mind.
( , Tue 3 Feb 2015, 9:00, 10 replies)
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Much shaking will then be required.
( , Tue 3 Feb 2015, 9:35, closed)
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And slightly ashamed that I learnt the technique from watching Channel 5.
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Once I've used a toffee mallet to break up the sheets into a more manageable fashion....
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I can't put my coat on in a correct manner (see earlier post) but I can do the duvet thing. I learned how to do it in c.1990 watching Nerys Hughes on a daytime TV programme for old people called, I think, Bizarre Bazar.
Every time I do it the name Nerys Hughes pops into my head. Do you think she knows what an impact on my life she's had?
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But at some point I always end up putting wrong corner in wrong bit and have to start again.
I'll keep trying though. Don't worry about me.
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then with your free hand pinch the sheet and one of the duvet corners from the outside. Now you can let go with the inside fist and follow the seam to the next corner, dragging the duvet with you. Bake for 20 minutes, and serve when cool.
( , Thu 5 Feb 2015, 23:08, closed)
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