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This is so perfect. I'm in love.

But the before was so much better!!!

Just kidding, this looks so awesome, you did a really great job. I don't have any upper cabinets in my kitchen and I'm not upset about it. You have a beautiful kitchen!

Can't believe anyone would think this is offensive or racist (?). I wouldn't be offended if someone came up with a list like this for words in English.

I only got half of these correct. Fail.

They look beautiful! Well done!

Ugh, can someone post ONE MORE TIME about how the poster should have told the landlord first? Geez. It's already done.

It looks a million times better, and cleaner. Much brighter. I like it.

Love it! The "before" fabric is hideous and so terribly bland. Good job.

I too hate the forced participation in games. Maybe I just want to sit on a comfy couch and talk with my friends, or watch a movie with them, without being bullied into playing something (usually a drinking game). Even worse: the bullying with the addition of a guilt trip after I've politely declined the demand that we all play a game. "But we need one more person! Come on!" GEEEZ do I ever hate that. I hate being made to feel like I'm being a bummer because we're grown-ass adults and I don't want to play Beer Pong and Flippy Cup.

That being said, I wish that my friends were more into playing actual board games, because I would love to have a Scrabble or Risk night!

Sometime in the 70s, the dimensions for standard milk crates changed, and as a result the milk crates of today that are designed for actually holding milk are too narrow to fit LPs. I found this out when I was a young teenager just starting to buy records about 15 years ago and l took a milk crate home from the restaurant where I worked for my (then tiny) collection of music. So it's not quite as stupid as it sounds to pay $13 or whatever for a "milk crate" from an actual store, if that's what you want. Anyone who snags one from the alley behind a restaurant like I did is going to be disappointed when their albums don't fit.

I've used peach crates in the past, those wooden slatted boxes that you see at Farmer's Markets and produce stands, and those work pretty well if you don't have many to store. Right now I have an 8-cube Expedit clone from Target, I'll need to buy another one soon (or quit buying records) since my overflow records are leaning against the shelf on the floor, but it works well and looks nice, and it's the perfect height to put your turntable on.

This sounds amazing. Will try.