I'm not sure I would want to sit on this bench, especially if I had important documents in my back pockets that might get erased. The "Pencil Bench" attempts to incorporate everyday office schwag into a semi-comfortable piece of furniture. The next iteration will hopefully not be the "exploding ball-point pen bench".
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Dec 9, 2007 12:00 AM
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If you wear jeans with a 28 inch waist and 32 inch inseam - you can't have a butt to erase.
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Assuming they're normal pencils, wouldn't they break if you try to shift/scoot sideways?
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Judging by the size relative to the butt, I'd say those are the extra huge pencils that are like 1/2" in diameter. Of course that could just be an optical illusion due to the abnormally small 'tocks. Someone needs some pork on their fork.
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They're normal diameter pencils, but only 4" in length. Very comfortable bench!
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I don't think I've had 28/32 since 8th or 9th grade. Those were the days.
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