Hats off!!!!!😍😍😍❤such a beautiful built!!

brasil

How long took you to make the bed

Parabéns pelo vídeo. Gosto muito do seu canal. Quanto deu de profundidade a cama com o sofa (a distância da parede até a frente do sofa)?

I can’t WAIT!! I’ve been looking for this EXACT thing for my apartment.

😂😂😂

Oh good for you! (sarcastic quotes is mine)

My anxiety kicked in lol

You can create great things without stolen from kids rainbow.

@@vadim3976 The rainbow belongs to nature and anyone who finds it's beauty. You can't steal what belongs to us all.

@@wubzzinator yeah, sure.

The rainbow is a natural sign of nature that GOD brought into existence as a symbol of his promise to never destroy the world again with water!!! It is obvious that it is true as no where in history does it contest the fact, by documenting that there was rainbows before the flood, as we have writings and drawings from before the flood, like the summerian tablets and no where were rainbows ever mentioned!!!

@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 Brah, you believe what you like. Others can enjoy the rainbow. It's literally light that travels millions of miles from our Sun, and every other star in the sky, cast down through moisture in the atmosphere like a prism. ALSO, the world wide flood didn't happen. There were thriving, documented civilizations during the time the Earth was supposedly covered. Let others live life and enjoy it's beauty.

Odd Life Crafting Thanks guys! 😃

Darbin Orvar Thanks Linn, nice to see you!

My son needed a murphy bed incorporating a couch into the design. My hubby suggested buying a couch from the thrift store to either use the whole couch modified to work with the bed or just for the cushions! Great idea I think. Thrift stores or yard sales might get you what you want!

We Americans are such a pain in the butt about this, aren't we? The thing is we really have tried to convert to metric. I learned about it in school, but no one uses it so metric is like some freak thing that requires conversion apps on our phones rather than anything practical.

@@prntrfxr Ahah well, I think it's a matter of getting used to it as a young kid or not. I understand the idea of dividing things into parts of themselves and it makes sense but the problem starts when my inch has a different size from your inch so it really stops making any sense at all for me. I cannot relate to it, it's like I could never fit into the measurement and the concept falls apart. And 1 inch being about 2,5 cm is a rather "big" measurement to start with, I think... ahah

@@GetHandsDirty Yes, and I was willing to learn it, but if I go to a hardware store in the US and give them metric, they will definitely give me a dirty look and I would have to convert it back to metric for them. All products sold here also have metric dimensions on the boxes, but no one pays much attention to that unless they are from another country. It is very funny, but although Americans adopt a lot of new things, this is one thing they won't change. I am 50 years old. I had Metric system in school. My brother who is in his 30's also had it, but no one uses it. Oh well. But I agree that Metric would be easier if we would use it. Maybe in another 50 years, it will be different. LOL!

The Canadians can do metric! Why can’t the Americans? It’s not that hard... your currency is decimal = metric Think of a metre being a dollar! 100 cents to the dollar A quarter is 25c = 25 cm or 250mm Pretty easy and I’d argue so much more precise especially when we all work in millimetres. 1 m

@@zedlicious You are right it is easier in that manner, but if someone says this is 105 centemeters long, it is hard to visualize. But if someone says this is 8 feet, 35 inches, or 3 yards, without a tape measure, most Americans can tell you how long it is. I can visualize meters, but the rest isn't as easy.

Thank you! I’m happy to know you liked in the end :) and I’m gonna turn 30 in a couple months so...Ahah

Ash Kwil wow thank you!! 😃

@Jon Doe what is a rainbow people?

What happened to your hair?

Have a rest

@MrMouse God has not condemned homosexuality. That view is based on an outdated reading of a few Bible passages that are taken out of their context. This is not how you treat Scripture responsibly. Greetings, a gay Christian and theologian.

@MrMouse let people live their life however you want. If you were a real Christian you'd know that it's not your place to judge others for their actions, this is God's job to do. Greetings, a gay Christian 😘

@MrMouse everyone interprets the Bible and God's word in their own way. I choose to believe that he taught us to love and respect one another, to live our lives in peace and doing good. People are rather faulty creatures, the only perfect entity is God; I don't think I'm wise and perfect enough to be able to dictate the right way to do things. For me, the right thing is to be kind, decent and respectful. Sure, if I feel like a loved one is making dangerous choices I will warn them, but at the end of their day God gave us free will and I'm in no position to deny that. I use my free will to live my life doing what I think is right and good and, if I end up being wrong, the only one who will have to deal with the consequences is me.

@MrMouse and no, I don't pull the "don't judge" card because I feel like the Truth offends me. I believe God's truth, love and respect, as my only truth and not what any doctorate degree or scholar present as "the Truth"

@MrMouse This'll be my last reply in this thread, because this is a video about BUILDING A MURPHY BED, not about exegesis. Just let me say: The Bible passages often cited "against homosexuality" were written by people, and those people lived in specific historic and cultural contexts which were different to our own. To pretend that they're the same is silly. The Bible also condones a child's sacrifice, encourages slaves to accept their position, and suggests that rape victims should marry the rapist. You think all that should be done today too? I do think we have completely different outlooks on Scripture and probably won't find common ground here - this in and of itself is okay, I respect that you have different views. I have, however, zero respect for people who try, be it in the name of any god or science, to shame queer people for who they are and whom they love, or who even try to "convert" them to heterosexuality. As Christians, we should support people who are oppressed and shamed because of aspects of their personality, not play a part in their oppression.