Need folding chairs for your cockpit?
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Tom on Icarus
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Too rich for me!
South of Heaven
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JamesTXSD":2tu91duq said:
Lol
NancyandBud
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JamesTXSD":wb039ovo said:
Sure thing. You all hold your breath till you get them. :lol:
Marco Flamingo
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I bought the settee version. Fits perfect in the CD 16, although my butler complains that it's too big.
Mark
Mark
gulfcoast john
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I think it's overpriced.
As it happens, in 1981 Eileen and I were stationed in Korea (both Active Duty AF) and on a 'luxury' USO tour including Hong Kong when the Chinese announced that they would take over Hong Kong "by force" if necessary during the treaty negotiations.
The HK dollar fell to a record low, and Eileen was buying Waterford crystal for $1.75 US per stem ($35/stem was then typical).
We had the most memorable lobster and filet dinner of our lives with a very nice $100 bottle of wine at the top of the New World Hotel overlooking Hong Kong harbor and live by-the-table violin player for $50 US including tip and flaming Cherries Juliblee.
We bought a $1600 HK 4-place solid premium Rosewood Mah-Jong table set for about $140 US.
We took the Star Ferry through a Level 3 tyhoon to arrange free shipping back to Korea via a Navy outpost.
It has been our Kitchen Table ever since 1981, through 5 military moves and the 10 years since military retirement.
It's our Kitchen Table even now.
There are very few other 'things' in our lives that have proved such high quality and lasted as long and given us such daily enjoyment. In such cases, the 'price per day' can become pretty cheap.
I suppose what I'm trying to say here, is that if you can get that chair for under $125, and have a Story To Tell, it might well be worth it after all.
Good Luck!
John
As it happens, in 1981 Eileen and I were stationed in Korea (both Active Duty AF) and on a 'luxury' USO tour including Hong Kong when the Chinese announced that they would take over Hong Kong "by force" if necessary during the treaty negotiations.
The HK dollar fell to a record low, and Eileen was buying Waterford crystal for $1.75 US per stem ($35/stem was then typical).
We had the most memorable lobster and filet dinner of our lives with a very nice $100 bottle of wine at the top of the New World Hotel overlooking Hong Kong harbor and live by-the-table violin player for $50 US including tip and flaming Cherries Juliblee.
We bought a $1600 HK 4-place solid premium Rosewood Mah-Jong table set for about $140 US.
We took the Star Ferry through a Level 3 tyhoon to arrange free shipping back to Korea via a Navy outpost.
It has been our Kitchen Table ever since 1981, through 5 military moves and the 10 years since military retirement.
It's our Kitchen Table even now.
There are very few other 'things' in our lives that have proved such high quality and lasted as long and given us such daily enjoyment. In such cases, the 'price per day' can become pretty cheap.
I suppose what I'm trying to say here, is that if you can get that chair for under $125, and have a Story To Tell, it might well be worth it after all.
Good Luck!
John
NancyandBud
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I'm not surprised they are available for purchase. I would be surprised if they sold many. But some people think the more the spend, the better items must be.
Is there a "tongue in cheek" emoticon here? I am kind of partial to this one:
Is there a "tongue in cheek" emoticon here? I am kind of partial to this one:
NancyandBud
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ken35216":265oowev said:
Any good canvass shop could change it out for you.
Jack in Alaska
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Two weeks ago I purchased two aluminum framed, heavy sunbrella material, dark blue folding chairs in a RV supply store in Az. Shipped them to Alaska as luggage on the airplane and all for $104. They are also wide for my ample arse and they also come in black.
Come on summer.
Come on summer.