recliner

I ask this question as I try to use my recliner as a workstation and the mouse is the only setback right now.

I'm not coming down on either side of the Great Recliner Debate, but this article kind of irks me.

The only idiotic part of this equation is the person who misdirects intolerance and anger at the recliner rather than at the airline's environment.

Moreso, every movie theatre seat is a wide-width, electrically-powered recliner including footrests!

My solution is to have a dedicated room with a door and no TV, internet, recliner, bed, or sofa inside.

They also had a recliner with a bong built into it.

Yes, I considered a trackball but attaching something to my recliner is not an option.

I too will use a recliner at home sometimes, to rest the back.

I was imagining sitting in a recliner and holding it like a newspaper.

No, mouse can not be used in a recliner.

And I have seen remarkable advances in robotic flight, transcranial magnetic sensing and stimulation, and bizarre couch, loveseat, and recliner modifications.

I'd love if you could eventually make a recliner that doesn't suck, and even other furniture as well (I'd purchase a well-made anti-allergenic pillow today).

"...all you want to do is veg on the recliner, watch some TV..." Very common problem.

We've got "wash a peacock" which probably violates some animal cruelty laws "the headless horseman is drowning" which is probably emergency shutdown because a pet got into the machine (see above) "turn counter clockwise to loosen screws" aka enter maintenance mode or "tip recliner chair over backwards" which is probably some nod to the auto-balancer for the spin cycle, probably.