When you need that "just right" furniture

[Daddymem]

http://www.armchaircruisers.com/

sorry sassy...I'm thinking you might see a DIY version of this in your future.  

[glenn kangiser]

Pretty cool, Daddymem.  I thnk I need to go look through my buddies junk pile.  Maybe a few spare parts there.

I wonder if I could get one to run on methane?  Maybe just to the store and back. :-/

[Daddymem]

Just needs a wireless broadband connection for an lcd, a mower blade under the ottoman, and a beer sized fridge in the ottoman and you got the start of a perfect Sunday afternoon for all.

[Sassy]

Daddymem, don't give Glenn anymore ideas!    As he's said already, his mind is a scarey place!  He hasn't even been able to plumb the depths of it - although, the mower blade might be an idea   - since I do the lawn mowing, I could do it in comfort!  

[Daddymem]

Daddymem, don't give Glenn anymore ideas!    As he's said already, his mind is a scarey place!  He hasn't even been able to plumb the depths of it - although, the mower blade might be an idea   - since I do the lawn mowing, I could do it in comfort!  

okay, sorry... :-/  an I was just gonna post this too... :'(

[glenn kangiser]

I like it but would probably hurt myself.

Remember the guy who launched himself through a road sign?  He didn't hit the ground for a long time.  Better stick to my souped up relatively slow Dodge truck.

[Sassy]

Daddymem, I think "passive-aggressive" behavior is just 2nd nature for the male species!  

[glenn kangiser]

I talked to my friend, Al last night and we came to an agreement that passive/aggressive behavior is not actually a problem psychological behavior diagnosis but is instead a skill learned, practiced and honed to a fine art.

[Sassy]

Another word for that is "manipulation"   which men so unfairly accuse women of doing...  

[glenn kangiser]

I forgot to add that proper implementation of, and the skill with which the behavior is administered, is a matter of great pride to the real man.