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[REQ] Office Chair ?

Placebo · 2007-07-10 11:52:54

just for home, ive been using a normal one at my pc all this time, needless to say my back is in bits.

10-07-2007 11:52am

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Placebo

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just for home, ive been using a normal one at my pc all this time, needless to say my back is in bits.

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#2 10-07-2007 1:35pm

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Try here.

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#3 10-07-2007 1:41pm

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I wouldn't recommend that cheap Viking one. If your back is acting up and you use the PC a lot then you really should spend some money on a good quality ergonomic chair. Even if you didn't have a problem with your back, think of how much time you spend using it, and bear in mind that a good one will last for many years.

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#4 10-07-2007 1:59pm

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Thanks Ruu , search button wouldnt work for me
Cadrach ive had my fair share of ergonamic classes in intel, comedy stuff but youre right but i really cant afford to spend much at this time

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