Clever Chair Design

It's fine, except for when you are in 'Challenge Question World' where there are frictionless surfaces...

In fact you can sit like that without the chair!

Del

Ahah! A chair that won't wobble (four-legged chairs do that). The traditional "milkmaid's stool" design only has three legs. This one seems to be an advance upon that concept.

four, three, two, one

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I actually had a closer look at something similar and it looks surprisingly stable.

The design depend on the grip on the floor and wall. It may slip once the rubbers are worn out or on a smooth wet surface.

The butt! I am more concerned about the head and the neck.

As long as you have pretty good friction below and back, it'll do fine. There's a Yoga posture (I can't remember the name) where you sit on an imaginary chair against a wall, and, if you have young knees, you can sit most comfortably.

Somebody would pinch it in my neck of the woods.

That's a 'car' to me. <Splutter>.

Someone just did......<Wheeze>

Here's another silly chair;

Long ago (I was about 13) we had a teacher (Man) with a nice belly and he used to tilt the chair backwards and rested his belly on the back rest. The chair did not slip (the angle may have been the same as the lena chair) and he was fine until we doctored the back legs of the chair with talc power.

Poor chap he rammed into the desk in front of him and had it falling off the 6"high platform,falling over, with books all over the show, and almost fell down himself.

He did not do it again!!

My advice for the lena would be to firs check for traces of talc.

It will do fine unless you lean back too far.

Attorney and doctor recommended.

You mean...you recommend them to the above?

I'm sure Attorneys should use them...don't see why Doc's should

Does a ladder slip out from under you when you step on the rungs? Same principle. Same warnings. Wouldn't be much good at the beach.

The original reporter says "I know, I know, I didn't understand it either ..".

Is he/she assuming his/her readers are stupid (or lazy) as well? ffeJ

• Fauteuil (arm chair) by Pierre-Antoine Bellange. c. 1815 (Chair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

• Also, sometimes, it is better to stay without chair (Scribes were elite and well educated. They assessed taxes, kept records, and were responsible for administration http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Louvre-antiquites-egyptiennes-p1020372_Cropped_and_bg_reduced.png) (Note. Can you please help me for loading the picture at that site into this area of CR4?)