> Hi guys and gals, > > I'd like some advice on choosing a chair to work on. I've gone > through a > number of office chairs, both cheapo's and expansive ones, but I have > yet to find one that lasts AND remains comfortable to sit on, even > after > the occasional allnighters. > After about half a year or so, the cusioning is so totally worn out > that > it feels like there's no cushioning left at all and I start to use > pillows to sit on. > > I even made one myself once. It had a deer skin (that I had bought in > Norway) on the top. Alas, after a while the hairs would come off of > the > skin and I had to dump it. > > Anyways, before I'm off to buy another chair that will last me no more > than six months or so, I'd like to know.... what do you guys > recommend?
Well... to me, a chair is probably one of the most important parts of my tool. A professional chair means a professional mindset and a professional job. Us coders don't need much tools, so any tools we do rely on all the time (like our chairs), must be professional. I don't know the name of mine. It's black leather, and steel chrome. It looks like a movie director's chair, you know the ones that the directors with big megaphones sit in and shout at everyone while sitting down, wearing their black sunglasses and french caps :) It's got a famous name, I just forgot it. It's lasted me three years, comfortable, spins around, adjusts, and mostly important it looks elite :) No hairs on my chair, except a few of mine. -- http://elfdata.com/plugin/ "String processing, done right" _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: <http://www.realsoftware.com/support/listmanager/> Search the archives: <http://support.realsoftware.com/listarchives/lists.html>
