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Holy shit.
Where can I get it and how much?
I wanna know what these people are searching to find my thread
edit: cant you picture billy mays selling that in the states
Looks cool, but not comfortable
what the fuck is the practical use of that :(
extra seating when you have people over. maybe could replace lawn chairs?Quote:
Originally Posted by faesce
i mean it may not be super comfortable, but it's definitely both cool and even kindof practical, which is unusual for something so awesome.
add a couple of butt pillows and it probably is decent seating. certainly more portable than the number of folding chairs it could replace.
it'd need some sort of locking mechanism in order to be practical imho
otherwise you move slightly to either side and the entire thing shifts with you :o
it wasn't shifting when those two giggly japanese ditzes were sitting on it, though admittedly some configurations might be more stable than others, and it might not be as stable as other chairs.Quote:
Originally Posted by faesce
japanese all weigh <25lbs so your argument is moot
they're not japanese so you're moot gb24chon
chonchonchonchonchon
I wonder if it has the same characteristics of a slinky.
Either way, if I buy one of these, I'm pushing it down a flight of stairs.
ofc it does thats blatently where the idea came from
That was pretty awesome. If nothing else, it would make an excellent party piece if you have friends over.
CHON!Quote:
Originally Posted by faesce
That's the song from my favorite educational move in the Smithsonian Natural History Museum that I remember from my childhood!
C!
H!
O!
N!
oxygen, oxygen
Chon, chon! Chonchonchon!
Chonchonchonchonchonchonchon!
(C=Carbon, H=Hydrogen, O=Oxygen, N=Nitrogen, most common elements in organic compounds ^_^)
That is just sofaking amazing.
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Originally Posted by sycld
that was so gay i really have nothing to comment
ugly color but that's pretty awesome if i do say so myself
Yea, I could use that.
It's just cardboard. It's apparently very durable aswell.
How do you know that? Do you have a link that provides more information?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kage_