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urbanmatador sitting at desk, typing.
cat suddenly jumps on lap, causing
sudden unexpected swivel of chair,
leading to displaced items from desk
all over the place.
this seems simple enough to bake.
i've found adjustible desk chairs in
which every other feature is lockable
(the back
tilt, the height, the lumbar
support) but none of them allow you
to lock the swivel.
locking wheels might be nice too.
(?) Stutz Bearcat
http://www.rollinga...images/14_stutz.jpg
[DrCurry, Oct 05 2004]
Cat Ejection Pack
http://www.halfbake...t_20Ejection_20Pack
[silverstormer, Oct 05 2004]
Chair with a wheel lock.
http://www.sunrisem...%3C%3East_id=104083
[Worldgineer, Oct 05 2004]
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I'd like to see a whole new round of slapstick routines to go with your new chair... |
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Hmm...the momentum of a jumping cat causes sudden chair swivel leading to destruction? either you need to eat more or you need to put your cat on a diet. |
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Bulldozers are Cats. Meercats aren't. |
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Yet rabbits are generally bare. |
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[freefall] you haven't met my cat.
not even my cat. just a neighbor's
cat who spends a lot of time in my
basement. skinny as a rail, but
*fast*... |
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[urbanmatador] you might need one of these, <linky>. |
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It’s not the mass of the cat so much as the momentum that causes the problem. Clearly you need to increase the chair’s moment of inertia. |
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(Dr Curry, where have you seen wheel locks for chairs?) |
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