A Conversation for The Feline and Fiddle
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dasilva Posted Feb 26, 2003
Well, the point is y'see, the reason I fell in the first place was me concentrating on a certain young lady, not realising the wheels of my chair were caught up when I pushed back from my desk and as the chair rotated about the jammed wheel, I toppled backwards and landed on my feet in a perfect cat like crouch as the chair shot out from under me...(we both like cats) 
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 26, 2003
Ah! Now it all makes sense. 
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Cakewalker Posted Feb 26, 2003
*trying to visualise the physics behind this*
I must have less experience of toppling off chairs - I can only visualise as far as landing on my head (180 degrees) no feet (360) 
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dasilva Posted Feb 27, 2003
Ah, there in lies the key, as the chair rotated about it's jammed wheel (it's one of those office chairs with 5 castors), I stayed in an upright, seated position and there I stayed until the floor came up to meet my feet 
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Cakewalker Posted Feb 27, 2003
Four years in architects' school and they *never* told us you can get floors like that
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dasilva Posted Feb 27, 2003
Ah, this is a Victorian floor y'see, master floorbuilders, them Victorians...
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Cakewalker Posted Feb 28, 2003
*picks himself up off the floor after his 84th attempt*
Ah - that explains things. This flat was built in the 60's
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Menza Posted Feb 28, 2003
*hands EV an ice pack for the bumped head*
They just don't make floors like they used too. 
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dasilva Posted Feb 28, 2003
It was originally a printers, I think, and after many a change in usage (the building attached to it is actually a ship) is now home to a typesetters and a graphic design studio, who I have 2 weeks left to work for before I'm FREEEEEEEEEEEEE, FREE I TELL YA!!!!
*ahems*
Sorry, got carried away...
...anyway, they're both being kicked out now in favour of an Islamic School (fair enough, but I wont be going with them to the new premises)
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Cakewalker Posted Feb 28, 2003
I know the Navy call their buildings ships but didn't realise anyone called their ships buildings
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dasilva Posted Mar 1, 2003
It's all meant to confuse the enemy, personally I don't see what all the fuss is about
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Mar 16, 2003
I'm confused...does that make me the enemy?
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 16, 2003
If so, I must be on your side. 
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Mar 16, 2003
Yey!
*makes some placards*
Down with chairs!
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 16, 2003
Oh good, a protest! I do love a good............... chairs?
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dasilva Posted Mar 17, 2003
Much more comfortable, especially than those 'ergonomic' chairs
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Cakewalker Posted Mar 17, 2003
Egomaniac chairs? Definitely down with them :D Mine broke under me...
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Apr 14, 2003
Mine thinks it's better than me...stupid chair!
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- 741: dasilva (Feb 26, 2003)
- 742: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Feb 26, 2003)
- 743: Cakewalker (Feb 26, 2003)
- 744: dasilva (Feb 27, 2003)
- 745: Cakewalker (Feb 27, 2003)
- 746: dasilva (Feb 27, 2003)
- 747: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Feb 27, 2003)
- 748: Cakewalker (Feb 28, 2003)
- 749: Menza (Feb 28, 2003)
- 750: dasilva (Feb 28, 2003)
- 751: Cakewalker (Feb 28, 2003)
- 752: dasilva (Mar 1, 2003)
- 753: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Mar 16, 2003)
- 754: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Mar 16, 2003)
- 755: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Mar 16, 2003)
- 756: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Mar 16, 2003)
- 757: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Mar 16, 2003)
- 758: dasilva (Mar 17, 2003)
- 759: Cakewalker (Mar 17, 2003)
- 760: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Apr 14, 2003)
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