heya all,guess what? i dont read instructions for trucks parts so why i should do it for children toy?
well my little one received from someone i cant remember who a inflatable matress whit DORA on it so as my wife asked i inflated it by mouth,take a long time
and its really a pain to do but still after that she hand me the cover that go over the matress,after wrestling whit it for 15 mins she readed the instructions and saw that we need
to put the matress inside the cover BEFORE inflating the matress,so i had to deflate it completly and reinflate it again.. and right after i had finished she said ho there is a
foot pump inside the box,i dont know why u didnt taked it ....

 

haha yah thats murphy's law

 

I tend to not read them either. I do however read owners manuals for cars. Nothing else. Just cars.

 

I tend to red instructs AFTER I do it, then I can reflect on how they did it compared to how I did it.

 

I tend to read the instructions afterwards also but it to find out where all the extra bolts and screws go!

 

i feel much better knowing im not only the same builded this way [sm=groupwave.gif]

 

Woli sounds like your havin a ruff couple a days...
you should just hang out with you dawg for awhile and watch some TV....

 

There are two types of people: those that write manuals, and those that do things.

 

What about the 3rd group....those that translate the manuals written by people in one languages...so they can be translated into another language....so you end up with 'turn left tight nut' (with a picture of a philips heads screw)

 

funny stuff. I had a bunch of misc leftover fittings and such after the bypass install too