On Friday, December 4, 1998 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-4, Peter Atkinson wrote:
Don't Know where I heard this but your solution comes from an age old
problem. When you throw a cat off a building it always lands on its legs,
however if you drop a peice of buttered bread it always lands buttered side
down. Well to perfect zero gravity, grab a moggie, strap a peice of
buttered bread to its back (buttered side up) and throw it off a building,
if it lands back down, ya put too much butter on the bread, scape some off
and repeat. Finally you will find an equalibrium where the cat and bread
will just hover.

For a chair I suggest 3-4 moggies (type of bread and butter doesn't matter).

regards
Peter


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...
I'm thinking about building a zero gravity chair. Not one that reclines
but
is permanently in zero gravity position. Has anyone done this? DO you
know
what the angles are? How can i make a strong frame for the chair without
it
weigh a ton.

Can some one please email me some help...

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Just wanted to say you're a moron.

On 6/12/2016 4:03 PM, wrote:
On Friday, December 4, 1998 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-4, Peter Atkinson wrote:
Don't Know where I heard this but your solution comes from an age old
problem. When you throw a cat off a building it always lands on its legs,
however if you drop a peice of buttered bread it always lands buttered side
down. Well to perfect zero gravity, grab a moggie, strap a peice of
buttered bread to its back (buttered side up) and throw it off a building,
if it lands back down, ya put too much butter on the bread, scape some off
and repeat. Finally you will find an equalibrium where the cat and bread
will just hover.

For a chair I suggest 3-4 moggies (type of bread and butter doesn't matter).

regards
Peter


wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about building a zero gravity chair. Not one that reclines
but
is permanently in zero gravity position. Has anyone done this? DO you
know
what the angles are? How can i make a strong frame for the chair without
it
weigh a ton.

Can some one please email me some help...

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Just wanted to say you're a moron.



How about the guy responding to an 18 year old comment?

On Sun, 12 Jun 2016 14:03:39 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

On Friday, December 4, 1998 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-4, Peter Atkinson wrote:


Just wanted to say you're a moron.

So 17.5 years later, I doubt whether your judgement matters.

On Sun, 12 Jun 2016 16:58:53 -0500, Markem
wrote:

On Sun, 12 Jun 2016 14:03:39 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

On Friday, December 4, 1998 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-4, Peter Atkinson wrote:


Just wanted to say you're a moron.

So 17.5 years later, I doubt whether your judgement matters.

It may not matter much to the OP but it tells me something about the
monkey.

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:

On Friday, December 4, 1998 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-4, Peter Atkinson wrote:
Don't Know where I heard this but your solution comes from an age old
problem. When you throw a cat off a building it always lands on its
legs, however if you drop a peice of buttered bread it always lands
buttered side down. Well to perfect zero gravity, grab a moggie,
strap a peice of buttered bread to its back (buttered side up) and
throw it off a building, if it lands back down, ya put too much
butter on the bread, scape some off and repeat. Finally you will
find an equalibrium where the cat and bread will just hover.

For a chair I suggest 3-4 moggies (type of bread and butter doesn't
matter).

regards
Peter


wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about building a zero gravity chair. Not one that
reclines
but
is permanently in zero gravity position. Has anyone done this? DO
you
know
what the angles are? How can i make a strong frame for the chair
without
it
weigh a ton.

Can some one please email me some help...

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or Start Your Own

Just wanted to say you're a moron.

Look, just because the guy's solution WORKED and you finally got back to
a computer after 18 years of being in the zero gravity chair, it's your
own fault for getting in it in the first place!

You should have eaten the bread.

Puckdropper