A fundamental restructuring of the stairwell

[rdchino]

Those of you who have read Douglas Adams's Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency may remember the bit where Richard, one of the main characters, managed to get a sofa stuck in a bend in his stairwell and wrote a computer program to simulate and analyze all the possibilities for removing it.  The program concluded that the sofa could not be moved

Comments

[stinky_monky]

If I lost $200 of my security deposit for a couple of spots on the carpet that I cleaned with the carpet machine before I moved out, your friend is definitely going to lose his for holes in the wall!

That's pretty funny...

[tim_wright]

AH, reminds me of The Brick. I think you actually helped me load that mother into the truck in Sacramento-and, when I got to Seattle I discovered (prior to even getting it off the truck-I'm not that dumb) there was no physical way to get it into the apartment. Alas, the discovery required that I find the dump and offload The Brick before I returned the moving truck.

Moving is so much fun.

But, uhm, if it went in, does not logic (and physics) dictate that it should come out again?