we could build a comfier version

[porphyre]

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[sepulchrave]

ha haaaa. buddha pudding molds!

[porphyre]

he looks so tasty!

[serizawa3000]

Bookchairs. :)

[porphyre]

Pity thiers looks too edgy to be comfortable. There's no curl in it, nowhere to put the tea cup or the cat.

[succulentpoet]

That's a great photo of Kyle. Well worth the Mike McGee plagiarized blogging in tribute to you!

[porphyre]

I took a couple of other ones, but I think we're going to have to make another trip. He squirms.

[silver_notebook]

Anyone reading this who's into theatre, if there's a good cast, and it's an intelligent adaptation, go see 'Life of Galileo'. I saw a 'David Hare' production of it years ago in London and it all mind-racing, wonderfulness.

Also; I quite like the chair but I'm sure I've created chairs and sofas as bookcases that are far better than that - but they never escaped my head (as is so often the case in life).

[skonen_blades]

Awesome. I showed Jhayne David Hare's Via Dolorosa a few weeks ago. I'm looking forward to this Galileo play.

[plaidalicious]

Great photo, and yeah: the book-chair is the lame. Clearly no room for secret compartments easily accessible without getting up.

Of course, it's cool for reminding us all of our dreams of creating far comfier book-chairs

[porphyre]

As an inspiration, it's perfect, as a chair? Well, that's a different bag of apples.