Fun With Chairs
The office is one place in the world where you would least likely find fun, comfort, and relaxation. The office or the workplace is described as a dull place where you get to work for a price. Day after day after day, you find yourself walking into the same door, through the same lobby, meet the same people, and do the same things. There would be times when a fire, earthquake, hostage taking or the end of the world is looking like a welcome change of pace and event for you. Anything just to keep you on your toes and kicking. We have to admit no matter how much you like your job, your co-workers, your boss and yourself there will come a time when it's all too much to take and a change of scenery is in order. But if you are thinking of looking for a new job, guess again it really is a vicious cycle that repeats and repeats until the very last day of your working life. So what can you do? What you should do is to start having and making your own fun by using the office chairs.
There are a lot of activities that you can do in the office and all you need to start having fun is yourself and the office chairs. Office chairs have evolved to fit the need of the people who are using them, in short you. Yes that's right the office worker. The office chairs have been scientifically designed to cater to the need of the people who are using them.
It has been carefully designed and crafted to give the office worker maximum comfort plus other benefits. If you have noticed there are a lot of office chairs available in the market today. Most of them vary in size color and of course features. But some of the common features of a modern office chair are swivel action (360 degree turning motion that allow a person to look behind pick up stuff at his back etc.), adjustable height (for maximum adaptability to the height of the worker), adjustable back support (well not really meant for the person but more of it for the keyboard) and of course wheels (to make the office guys and girls more mobile). All of these features are found in most office chairs and each and every one of them is potential fun activities for the bored office worker.
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Here are some of the things that you can actually do with your company's office chairs. Activity number one: Office Chairs Joust. It's pretty easy all you need are two players; two office chairs and something long like a broom or a mop. Now to play, you need to work up to speed with your chair with the long thing in you hand pointing towards the opponent. The objective is to de-chair your opponent before he de-chairs you. Another activity is the office chairs race. All you need are more than two players (office chairs drag race is a variation of this activity and can only be done by two participants) and a starting line and a finish line. First one to the finish line wins. If you are one of those aggressive jocks and need more out of this activity than what we recommended, then you can try office chair demolition derby. I don’t really think you need to know how that's played; all you need is a good alibi for wrecking all the chairs in your office. |
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