I need some bedroom ideas?

Monday, January 24th, 2011 at 6:49 pm  
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I need some ideas for my bedroom.

It is 10X10X10 feet, with the ceiling slightly tapered.
On the North wall has a 12"X34" window, taller than wide.
The East wall I have a slightly larger window, 24"X34".
On the South wall, in the middle, there is a door leading to the bathroom.
And on the Western wall I have the entrance and a rather large sliding door closet. The doors are removed.
The room will not be painted, it is already a deep purple.

My existing furniture:
A 14"X28" black nightstand. Square with two shelves.
A minimalistic oak desk with one slide drawer for the keyboard. For my computer.
A black bar stool.

I am looking for a unique design.
I like glass. Bottles, domes, just clear glass in general.
I HATE blue. All shades. Period.
I do have a fondness to retro things.
I am very cultural, with a big love for linguistics.
I have a decent budget.
I am trying to avoid shopping online but I can do it.
I like sexy things ;)

OH:
Please type coherently. I h8 ppl who spk liek dis.
I am a troll, so IF you troll me, I WILL troll back. End of story.




How do I get my Windows XP Toolbar back on the bottom of the screen?

Friday, November 20th, 2009 at 8:30 am  
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My 16 month old daughter got on the computer chair the other day an was pounding on the keyboard and now the task bar on the desktop is vertical on the left and its horribly annoying?
My toolbar is VERTICAL you know, up and down,against the left side of the screen, there is NO drag and drop or lock BS….when you click and hold, i can make it wider but then it fills half the screen…i need to make it horizontal…




How do I get my “volume level control bar” indicator back on my laptop’s screen?

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009 at 3:38 am  
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I have a Dell Inspiron, w/Windows XP pro, and whenever I would adjust the sound level or mute button, a bar indicator would appear on the screen. It has mysteriously vanished! I have looked in all the "help" and "indexs" for a way to restore this, but to no avail. I am sure it is an easy thing I am missing….I think there’s a malfunction somewhere between the keyboard and my chair…




will this ruin my piano keyboard? ?

Sunday, August 16th, 2009 at 9:34 pm  
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my keyboard has been laid out on my tall dresser but i can’t get a bar stool (for like under at the least 200) and I can’t stand the whole time i play. i have no place to put it. can’t move it out of my room. it is a pain to move it up and down up and down every time i want to play it and it takes up all my dresser room. so i rearranged my closet and put it there so i can just pull it out easier and play it. however, my question is: Will it get ruined by laying it vertically?




  
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