What would you say to some quite dreadful computer-generated advice?
Guaranteed not to help. And that's a guarantee* [citation-needed]
There's a big casserole dish polarising my quad bike. Is there anything I can do?
There is a solution: You must first hang, draw and quarter your quad bike's homeland, and find a usable magic lamp. The next step is to use the magic lamp to cut open the quad bike's armour. At a later date, look up the Encyclopedia Britannica entry for your quad bike's floating candle with a clean trombone. Good luck with that one.
There's a six foot shed forgetting my block of flats. What should I do about it?
We suggest you follow this procedure: The first thing you must do is sell your block of flats's pockets, and find your local Millenium Dome. Then, you must use the Millenium Dome to draw a diagram of the block of flats's train timetable. When that's over, scrub down your block of flats's wordprocessor with a brand new MFI cupboard. That should do it.
I'm looking for a wooden section for my rat.
Whatever you do, don't grate it. You've got to wash up it first.
I can't stop carrying on with myself with this rancid storm trooper!
Try formulating it with a light bulb. You might find it'll get technical support for it.
I've had no success learning the first thing about my animal. Where do I start?
The best thing to do is get on with your animal's red wire.
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