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As I wrote two days ago semester two began and I moved around furniture in my room including the crazy and heavy waterbed.
I have mounted my LCD screens to the walls to save some space.

Here are some pictures:
LCD screen mounted on wall, used with desktop pc:
02-07-07_1724 (by julian.klewes)

Here from another POV:
02-07-07_1919 (by julian.klewes)

In case you are wondering what I am using as table-ish thing for my keyboard/mouse:
02-04-07_1209 (by julian.klewes)

That’s an old sign my mate bongselecta gave me…
It can be switched from “wall mounted mode” to “table mode”.
02-04-07_1404 (by julian.klewes)

TV mounted on wall (high):
02-07-07_1919 (by julian.klewes)

Desk where I study:
my desk where I learn (by julian.klewes)

My bed, an urban picture and a plan called lucy:
my waterbed (by julian.klewes)

Please excuse the bad picture quality, I took these pictures with my mobile.

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In case you own a waterbed (actually they aren’t that expensive any more, I got mine for a bargain of 600$), and you are thinking of rearranging your furniture but are hesitating because of the waterbed that seems impossible to move, don’t become desperate, because there is an easy way. I am going to show how to move your waterbed under 2 hours and with just little struggling; no real monster strengths required:

So here is the waterbed, sized 2x2m, that’s what Americans call Queen size I think:

waterbed filled with 800 liters

Take a closer look:

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Here is what you need: A simple tube/hose (length depends on your situation)

a simple tube

You stick one end of the tube into the opening of your waterbed, make sure it does not spill!

tube installed

Put the other end of the tube outside, don’t bother with ups and downs:

tube outside

Now here is where it might get tricky, you need to suck (yes I mean literally suck) on the tube to get the water flowing. Using this simple trick the water will flow through the pipe even though it goes up (pitches). The effect behind that is called (if I am not wrong) capillary effect which was discovered by Mr. German Einstein himself
You need to suck real hard, so that you create some kind of maelstrom, undertow, pull etc

water flowing

After approximately two hours the waterbed was empty enough to be movable (around 800 liters sucked out)

empty water core of waterbed

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You can then move it around freely and refill it using another pipe. Make sure you don’t spill any water, else you get all kinds of crap growing under your waterbed…

refilling waterbed

You have successfully moved 1600 pounds / 800 kg (liters) from point A to B :)

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