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Massagin' seats

 Very simple idea for movie seating
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For movie seating, they should have a leather seat that for every quarter tou put in you will get a 25 second automatic massage(1 sec. equals 1 cent). They should have this only in V.I.P. room so that people have to pay a lil' extra money for. The movie theaters could make some extra money of 'dis and customers won't mind find puttin 50 cents for almost a minute of a relaxing massage.
—myztik_legend, Jun 12 2003

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       I want a real massage when I pay for the V.I.P lounge. Preferably from look alikes of that hot chick/hunk on the screen.
—kbecker, Jun 13 2003
   

       What [Cedar Park] said.
—saker, Jun 13 2003
   

       Korean Air's first class lounge in the Seoul airport is one of the nicest I've seen. They even have a "massage" room. Unfortunately, the room contains no table, towels, and masseuse/masseur, but a row of rather sophisticated-looking "massaging" chairs. You'd think that these chairs must be at or near the pinnacle of mankind's achievements in the area of machine-massaging.   

       But that doesn't mean the experience is a pleasant one. I was able to escape the chair's clutches with most of my bones and organs intact, but I'm pretty sure these chairs are being used to interrogate captured al-Qaeda leaders.
—beauxeault, Jun 13 2003
   

       This would send me to sleep probably.
—The Kat, Jun 13 2003
   

       Automatic bone for the desecration of the English language.
—Tabbyclaw, Sep 12 2005
   


 

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