Chair Made from a Jet Engine

Fallen Furniture is a studio in Bath, UK that takes old aircraft parts and turns them into luxurious pieces of furniture. This chair made from the cowling of a Boeing 737 engine is among them. Its polished aluminum cover brightens up a room. And despite the weight, it's perfectly balanced, so it spins easily.

-via Home Crux

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It kind of snuck up on me, but I am now in possession of a million NeatoPoints.

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While this is a fun story, there is the concept of a pull-string. Whenever a section of conduit (not a pipe) is installed, a pull-string is run through it. That way the wires can be easily drawn through the entire length.

And what always gets installed along with the wires? Yes, you are right, another pull-string.

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We had ferrets as kids. Takes a bit more effort to raise them than a dog or cat. They have extra glands that make them smell funny all the time. Very feisty too.

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