Some one didn't do her market research.
 

An interesting feature on Sky news this morning.

A woman named Laila Laurel objected to men sitting with their legs apart. So what did she do ??? She invented and had made a chair which makes men sit with their legs crossed.

What's wrong with that you may ask--:shrug:

It tends to make men become infertile.---:eek::eek::eek:

Nature designed a mans body with those special parts down there to stay cool. That's why they are OUTSIDE the body.

( Note, other animals as well. )

Men are advised by experts to wear loose fitting clothing there too if they are trying to start a family.

All in the aid of cooling. Now this so called expert is trying to heat things up and maybe ruin those folks chances.

Makes you wonder, does she have a hidden agenda??
Has she been slighted in love ??
What is she really up to ???


There might be a repeat in the Sky news during the day.-:D

PS. The Sky news announcer tried it and didn't like the chair.---:D:D:D

I wonder how she came to the conclusion. Was she looking over a period of time, was she furtively glancing sideways, was she staring and wondering? She, whatever the truth is, seems obsessed and possibly disappointed. Unhealthy, and possibly offensive to the man (or men) she ogled. I think that's homophobia, or something - the meanings of words seem curiously like a can of alphabeti spag. these days. Perhaps a lie down in an (empty) darkened room might alleviate her obvious problems. Or a holiday in Amsterdam.

I'm sure I saw something that in fact, you should not sit on a chair with your legs crossed

macafee2

There is a member on this forum, (pun unintended) who due to unending testicle pain would not be best pleased with a chair of this sort. :D
Kev.

Her best marketing ploy would have been to try and sell it to men who already had a big family and wanted to stop it growing larger.----;)

Stop it growing larger? Lol. :girl5:

or is it a concept put forward for a design award (which she won)?

https://nypost.com/2019/07/19/manspr...legs-together/

https://metro.co.uk/2019/07/18/stude...ding-10418726/

I thought the fact the feminine version of the chair would have made the point on its own :shrug:

Lol, Whatever is this lady thinking? :shrug:

Maybe she should try my pair out for a day, I'm sure she would quickly change her mind. :eek:

I give up!!! what sort of person(if the report is true)has such awful mental processes? There is a lot of malice and hatred in that person. Chris.S

Dont give up beyond the headline, the report will give the answer. As I read it, it is a designer or an artist putting forth a design award, based on the attitudes (as she sees it) of a population, with perhaps a tongue and cheek nod to those attitudes. It is not a potential practical design? (as stated in nearly every report - except the daily mail one - although that is not a surprise) What surprises me, is how the daily mail has not picked up on the feminine version of the chair, and how a woman's legs would be spread - think of the various picture headlines they would get. :shrug: