Or you can lean it onto its back, to point straight up at the ceiling.
If it's difficult to keep the pineapple upright on its leaves, lean it up against a kitchen appliance or find another way to keep it upside down.
When all of the horizontal pipes are installed, gently lean it over on its top, leaving the PVC joints to support most of the structure's weight.
Or you could lean it against the wall.
You lean it, business side down, within arm's reach for when the big moment arrives.
"At home, we'd lean it on a table against a wall," said James Warhola, the fifth of the seven siblings.
Rather than pairing "Unfamiliar Fishes" with Gavan Daws's "Shoal of Time," as Hemmings suggests, lean it up against James Michener's rambling novel "Hawaii" and celebrate Vowell's joyful exposition.
With a bike if you lean, it leans; where you look, the bike goes; the more you relax, the better the bike performs.
"Lean, it appears, is meaner than green, not only because it is less pleasant but also because it is less productive," concludes the study, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied.
"Finally, when the snow got really deep, we would get a round-bale of hay from the Darlings and lean it up against a tree to keep it from rolling away," Bob Stevens said.
Up until now, you either had to lay it flat on a table, or lean it against something on your desk.
