What is the meaning of you are now part of furniture?

Question

I am confused it should be taken as a compliment or derogatory remark.??

Thanks for feedback anyway!!

Answer 1

you might as well be invisible .

people aren't taking much notice of you .

just like people generally don't take much notice of the furnature .

:)

Answer 2

I think it means you are some kind of a display.

Answer 3

That you have worked at the same place for ages..and  you are simply part and parcel of what goes on in that industry.

Answer 4

It generally means that you're always around and that you belong there or fit in well.

I think its more of a compliment than anything else.

Answer 5

It means you belong/fit in the house :-)

Answer 6

"You have been there for so long that you seem to be a natural part of that place."

"You have been at one job or in one place so long that you actually seem to have become part of the environment."

"In a job or position for so long that you are taken entirely for granted, like a part of the physical surroundings."

Answer 7

you are always in that place. you belong there.

Answer 8

|It means that we are completely used to seeing you, that you fit right in.

Answer 9

you are in a location soo often that you are part of the fitting, i.e. expected to be there, a regular feature, an  old man snoreing away in the corner who seems to be doing that for the last ten years etc!  

Answer 10

You never go away you are always there.

Answer 11

you belong here,am used to seeing you all day and every day.

Answer 12

it means you belong there, just as a piece of the furniture does!