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Off-Topic / Goldilocks
« on: February 09, 2016, 06:40:52 am »Message ID: 1045359
I know that I need to go on a diet and lose a few pounds off of my mid-section. And I was ALREADY planning to do that before last night...
I sat down at the kitchen table and was on the phone with my mother, helping her through some computer problems. I scooted the chair out just a bit to get some space and I heard what sounded like wood cracking. I immediately looked down and saw nothing obvious, so I chalked it up to my imagination and that it was just the chair feet scraping across our kitchen floor. I stood up and walked into the living room to plug my phone in, came back in and sat back down and the entire chair collapsed to the floor. I found myself staring up at the ceiling with my head on the floor!
Only injury was on my left second toe -- I must have kicked the table leg as I was falling down. The chair is a complete loss. It's too bad I can't post a photo of it on here, because the image of the broken chair on the floor really is STRAIGHT out of the Three Bears story! As a matter of fact, this was actually my daughter's chair in the normal dinner seating arrangements - so you could say it was the Baby Bear chair!
These were neither old nor cheap chairs, so I have no idea what happened. We just bought the table and chair set within the past 3 or 4 years and spent high three figures on the set. Luckily, there are only three people in our household and four chairs to the set. One chair always sat off in a corner for lack of room around the table which has one side up against the wall. So we will still be able to function as we had...
For what it's worth, I am just a shade under six feet tall and the scale tips at 205-210 pounds. I was already planning to get that down 20-30 notches, but I know that these chairs were designed to hold more than that!
Unfortunately, I was the only one home at the time, so nobody else was able to see it and laugh at my expense! LOL!!
I sat down at the kitchen table and was on the phone with my mother, helping her through some computer problems. I scooted the chair out just a bit to get some space and I heard what sounded like wood cracking. I immediately looked down and saw nothing obvious, so I chalked it up to my imagination and that it was just the chair feet scraping across our kitchen floor. I stood up and walked into the living room to plug my phone in, came back in and sat back down and the entire chair collapsed to the floor. I found myself staring up at the ceiling with my head on the floor!
Only injury was on my left second toe -- I must have kicked the table leg as I was falling down. The chair is a complete loss. It's too bad I can't post a photo of it on here, because the image of the broken chair on the floor really is STRAIGHT out of the Three Bears story! As a matter of fact, this was actually my daughter's chair in the normal dinner seating arrangements - so you could say it was the Baby Bear chair!
These were neither old nor cheap chairs, so I have no idea what happened. We just bought the table and chair set within the past 3 or 4 years and spent high three figures on the set. Luckily, there are only three people in our household and four chairs to the set. One chair always sat off in a corner for lack of room around the table which has one side up against the wall. So we will still be able to function as we had...
For what it's worth, I am just a shade under six feet tall and the scale tips at 205-210 pounds. I was already planning to get that down 20-30 notches, but I know that these chairs were designed to hold more than that!
Unfortunately, I was the only one home at the time, so nobody else was able to see it and laugh at my expense! LOL!!