Re-packing awkward bits

[carlton23]

When re-packing bits`n`pieces into cartons to return to a shop, it`s sometimes impossible, (or so it seems,) to get them back the way they came out,so, I now, with the aid of a `camcorder` record every piece being removed and my wife doing the filming. We found this idea came in very handy when we returned a vacuum cleaner with all it`s bits as it came. The assistant couldn't believe it.

[ttfn]

Oooooh dear mrs_o. I recall you saying you were tall(ish)?
Have you tried wearing them East to West and not North to South?

[mrs_overall]

<<<<<,peers down from her 6ft height>>>>>

who said that?

[Raleigh]

Great idea, carlton. I took close-up photos of a faulty (new) sat nav that I was returning by post. Likewise a hire truck I returned to a depot after hours when there was no one to check it in.

[Hopkirk]

Have I got the wrong end of the stick - is there a video of Mrs O taking her bra off?

[supapapa]

We had an intermittent problem with our washing machine so I filmed it until it went wrong and showed it to the engineer when he came.He said lots of people do it.

[wildwood]

Mrs O... you DO know that your arms go through the straps, no? NOT your legs!

[what..the?]

I have always thought on doing this, I have often taken photos but I have very good memory and spacial awareness so I always know where everything goes.....any problems just get what..the? round to pack it. I'm a dyslexic with a terrible sense of balance and a complete inability to do rubiks cubes but I can build flat pack furniture in seconds, and always manage to slot tons of items in a small space like in the game tetris, it's good for packing a suitcase, loading a car boot and packaging returned items. It's very nerdy and OCD but I enjoy it and just cant help myself it annoys the hell out of the bf. I wonder if I could get in Guinness?