Vulpine's idea comes across as the simplest and most practical of seat designs
On Monday, October 28, 2013 11:50 PM, Stephen Lafogg <stevealafogg_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
why is link broken :'(
On Monday, October 28, 2013 10:38 PM, "cwg01_at_yahoo.com" <cwg01_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi Filter!
That had to be gotten out the way because I've been a lurker for so long.
Aside that, I would think they'd probably just sit on their tail under certain circumstances because it would be easier than gerrymeandengineering strange hardware to accommodate the tail. Tail tucking is would be a learned instinctive reaction from an early age when learning to walk because that first time you fall on your butt, ouch!
Which brings up another one of my pet peeves, diapers on furres. Not that they wouldn't have them, but if they did, kids would learn potty training REAL quick.
---In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, <skunkworksama_at_yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Also that idea is simpler.
On Saturday, October 26, 2013 7:35 PM, Larry Barron <knot_disclosed_at_...> wrote:
Knowing my mechanical as well as I do I have to wonder of the medical injuries that may occur if that mechanism fails OR if the occupant is tossed about badly enough to yank their tail against or across that movable post as the damage could be considerable (Amputation or degloving of at least one side). A better design would be to simply curve the post/bar in a manner that would allow the tail to lay there with out being pinched. Couches & chairs could simply have a gap between the seat and the rear that would allow the tail to fall back behind them & that would solve that issue of pinched tails.
I am NOT not crazy,
My reality is just...
different than yours!
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>>The seats in vehicles have a cut-out area on the side of the seat towards the door. When the occupant is seated and the belt fastened, a post slides up and locks the two sections together. There might still be a rough sketch of the interior of the Caterwaul van (if I posted it) here that shows the seats.
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>>Similarly, things such as sofas and couches are used for lying on, not sitting. Chairs and even bean-bag style seats are frequently used for sitting in dens (and stools are often used in kitchens and dining rooms).
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>>--JMH
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>>I got a question... If they have tails and such... What do the back of the seats look like? There cloths and uniforms have a hole for the tail properly, but how about chairs and seats like the ones in the car? Where do they put their tails? (look at the way your dog sits in the car for example) Makes me wonder… How bout you?
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>>I am NOT not crazy,
>>My reality is just...
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>>>>To: SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com
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>>>>On 10/21/2013 11:03 PM, SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com wrote:
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>>>>>Description : A rough sketch of the somewhat beat-up car
used by Leila Martin from Caterwaul (she's the wolverine).
First thing I've drawn in months. VERY rough as a result.
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>>>>Hey, beaters have their own special charm.
>>>>Especially if they have parts on the outside visible from other
cars, like the door on Leila's car.
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>>>>And don't forget the Bondo! <G>
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