Tuesday, April 12, 2011
J is for Jerry-Rigged A-Z Blogger Challenge
If you want a serious case of the heebie-jeebies, try crossing this bridge in the dark! Definitely a prime example of something that's been jerry-rigged. You might even think twice about using it!
There are any number of jerry-rigged items in my workshop and kitchen. How about you? Do you have anything that was put together on a wing and prayer? I'd sure like to know about some of them. Short post, today, got lots to get done.
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I don't think I would chance crossong that bridge. A very good J word.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Hahaha! Umm ... NOT. Scary is RIGHT!
ReplyDeleteWe have a bench with a dilapidated arm/leg that is forever coming off. My husband keeps jerry-rigging it together but it still falls apart regularly. Think it's time to get a new one!
I think I'd be alright crossing it it the dark if I hadn't seen it in daylight! How do the authorities allow it to be used?
ReplyDeleteWe have a couch in our conservatory with a loose castor - it's OK to move as long as you 'roll' and don't lift it when moving. It's a five-minute job to fix it but I don't move the couch that often anyway.....one day I'll get round to it! ;-p
SueH I refuse to go quietly!
I always liked the sound of this phrase, but the meaning is scarier. For several years my husband made stained glass on top of a piece of homosote balanced on our ironing board--definitely jerry rigged.
ReplyDeleteI don't like bridges even when they look stable. The picture of this one makes me dizzy.
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