Puzzle Description:

Absolutely nothing! Not even air! My husband's brother's fiancé has been staying at our house every weekend for a while now because she lives an hour away but goes to church where we live. One night after we'd gone to our respective rooms, we heard a loud "boom!" in the other room. My husband jokingly said, "I bet she broke something." I said, "No, I bet she just knocked over the box fan." A few seconds later she knocked on our door. I opened it and she said, "Uh, I think I broke your bed..." Sure enough! The sideboard broke from the bracket holding it on the headboard. We still haven't fixed it, so our guest bed is sitting on the floor!

#1: Dave Oas (khpdave) on May 8, 2013 [SPOILER]

On the bright side - You don't have to worry about her hurting herself if she falls out of bed.

Is she strong enough or fat enough? :)

I can't figure out what the drawing is

glad nothing WAS under the bed

Was the bed from IKEA?

Thomas, lol no she is not fat at all! :)

Claudia, it's a mattress on a box spring on the floor.

Tom, that is actually where I kept the gift wrapping stuff. So hubby had to lift the bed up while I pulled everything out from underneath!

Norma, haha no it was not. It was actually my great grandma's bed. Not sure how old it is.

Ouch an antique bed,that's too bad.:)

uh oh was she jumping on the bed :)

LOL At this puzzle and the comments!
Thanks Sarah!

I've taken part in a few sessions of bedroom olympics in my day,but have never broken a bed. What am I doing wrong? Do you know Jota? lol.:)

That one is in my bucket list!

My dad owned a hardware store, so, knowing kids will be kids, he diligently reinforced all the beds to the extent that there was probably more metal on the bed's underside than wood. No collapsing beds for us.

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