Seat Cushion

... fatigue Flexible & Space-Saving: The seat height is adjustable (46-54 cm... and the 53 cm soft seat cushion relieve pressure on the hips...

Has anyone removed their seat cushion? The backrest has screws to remove it but I can't find a way to remove the seat. I want to get them recovered. It's on a 2008 2660 CC. I don't know why the picture is upside down. Thanks in advance.

.... It does depend where your seat is on the row though.... You can get a booster cushion but I tried one once...

... occasionally sat in the back seat of our Premium E4X and... feeling the metal under the seat when sitting low (butt close... the edge/lip of the seat). I am hoping to get ... to pop open the rear seat cushion so I can insert some ...

... stretchy ● Doll cotton filling back cushion and two pillows for extra...: 126W x 56D x 46Hcm ● Seat Cushion Thickness: 12cm ● Back Size: 126W... x 51.5Lcm ● Back Cushion Thickness: 13cm ● Armrest Height to...

... almost jumped out of her seat "Are you here about the... announced quickly, clamoring onto the cushion next to her and giving ...

I would like to start this by saying I love Alaska Airlines! I have lived in the PNW for 15 years and have flown Alaska at least 90% of the time. I'll even pay a more to fly Alaska over any other airline. And I will argue with anyone who disagrees that Alaska goes above and beyond when other carriers won't. But this last flight, we flew to Hawaii on a 737-8 Max. While the little phone holder and USB-C plug on the seat back is nice, I would gladly give that little gimmick up to get a couple of extra millimeters of padding to the seat cushion. Because the whole family was traveling, we booked saver fares, and I know better than to complain about seat selection or being in the very last row because of that. But this time we were in the last row, seats didn't recline, seat angle felt like it was almost vertical, and there was so little cushion on my seat that my bottom was sore even before we took off. It was by far the most miserable I have ever been on a flight. Much worse than longer flights to Asia and Europe on other carriers. Come on Alaska Airlines! Decisions like this make me think you are no better than any other airline. Why should my family continue to pay more to fly with you if you are just going to treat us like the same way other carriers do??? submitted by /u/Girlyhairboy1 to r/AlaskaAirlines [link] [comments]

I live in a small apartment complex with those ground floor patios that are technically private but very visible from the courtyard. Mine is tiny, just two chairs, a plant shelf, and one storage bench where I keep gardening stuff, a blanket, and my shoes if they are muddy. Since spring started, my next door neighbor has been having people over a lot more. Fine. Not my business. What became my business was that her guests kept ending up on my patio because "there was more room," and specifically on my storage bench. At first I thought maybe it was a one time thing, but it kept happening. I would come home and find half empty cans on my little table, my bench scooted three feet over, and once my cushion on the ground because somebody had apparently decided it looked better there. I asked her twice to stop using my patio furniture. She laughed and said I was being kind of intense because it is "all basically one shared outdoor area visually." Last weekend I came home and there were three people sitting on my bench while she was inside grabbing drinks. One of them actually apologized and said she told them it was fine. So the next morning I bought a simple outdoor lock for the bench lid and looped it through the frame so it cannot be moved without undoing it. It looks a little ridiculous, I know. Now she is offended because she says I made the courtyard look "hostile" and embarrassed her in front of company. A couple neighbors think I could have handled it less pettily, but I honestly got tired of my patio turning into overflow seating for peolpe I do not know. AITJ? submitted by /u/Arrakis_Jellybean to r/AmITheJerk [link] [comments]

I need help on picking out a seat cushion for my works' office chair. We had a chair that I could sit in without issue, but no longer have it. Our current one HURTS my back to where I can barely walk after an hour or so sitting in it. I've been looking but everything that looks like it'll work is out of budget and everything cheaper looks iffy at best. So I have a few questions: Is CushionLab worth the price? I've seen people hype it up, but spending $72-$179, on sale, seems like a lot. If it is 100% worth it, though, I'm willing to consider it and save up for it, to help keep my back comfy. Is this ComfiLife one actually a good cushion? What would you recommend? Below is information I think will help with suggestions: I'm in the US and want to spend under $50 if possible. I need something that can handle a heavier person's weight. I sit at work 8 hrs a day with intermittent standing. I have lower back pain from a previous injury where I pulled a muscle and was bed ridden for about 3 weeks — I could not walk without assistance. I can't stand Purple cushions. They're so uncomfortable to me. I have a Secret Lab back cushion I take to work until I find something, and I love it but need something to sit on, too. Plus I'd rather not have my gaming chair stuff get lost or messed up at work. Any help is greatly appreciated! If something is over the $50 I'm wanting to stay within, but if there is something that is an absolute lifesaver that is between $50-$100 I'm willing to take a look! submitted by /u/SmushyPenguin to r/OfficeChairs [link] [comments]

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Customer lost their AirPod in their new X5 and came to us to find it. Easiest .5 because some people have more money than sense. The cost was ~$130 after tax. submitted by /u/That_one_tech_guy to r/Justrolledintotheshop [link] [comments]

The conflict on Pandora escalates as Jake and Neytiri's family encounter a new, aggressive Na'vi tribe. Director: James Cameron Cast: Zoe Saldana, Sam Worthington, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Kate Winslet, Michelle Yeoh, Oona Chaplin, David Thewlis, Jack Champion Rotten Tomatoes: 70% Metacritic: 61 / 100 Some Reviews (updating): nssmagazine - Martina Barone The repetitiveness to which Avatar - Fire and Ash subjects us cannot be condoned, especially when it chooses to keep spectators seated in front of the big screen for three hours and twenty minutes. The only novelty that adds real surprise in Avatar 3 is the lethal leader Varang, played by Oona Chaplin. Head of the Ash People, the warrior is ravenous, brutal, and fiercely unforgiving. With Avatar 4 scheduled for 2029 and Avatar 5 for 2031, not only does the third title re-propose visual and entertainment solutions already tested and therefore not unprecedented, but one wonders what else there would be to say given the emotional and spectacular weight of Avatar - Fire and Ash. What else is there to tell that hasn't been told yet, especially considering the film seems like a repetition? What is there to see that hasn't been shown yet? Variety - Owen Glieberman The Story Is Fine, the Action Awesome, as the Third ‘Avatar’ Film Does New Variations on a No-Longer-New Vision. It's better then the second film — bolder and tighter — and still has its share of amazements. But it no longer feels visually unprecedented. The Hollywood Reporter - David Rooney It’s easily the most repetitious entry in the big-screen series, with a been-there, bought-the-T-shirt fatigue that’s hard to ignore." NextBestPicture - Dan Bayer - 8 / 10 Another visually-stunning spectacle with a rock-solid story that makes the most of its epic length and big budget to deepen its universe. The cast rises to the occasion, especially Oona Chaplin as the villainous Varang. While it still works, the plot echoes both prior films in the series so closely that it borders on self-plagiarization. Slant Magazine - Keith Uhlich - 2 / 5 Cameron has never been especially good at writing characters beyond the broadest of strokes, which isn’t much of a detriment when, as in Aliens and the two Terminator films, the narrative stakes are high and the technological innovations augment rather than overwhelm the comic-book fervor of his vision. The Avatar movies, by contrast, are empty vessels of pro-forma spectacle that, true to the very disposable era of entertainment in which we’re living, make bank primarily because of how quickly they can be memory-holed. Consequence - Liz Shannon Miller - 'B' Yes, the execution defies subtlety, but subtlety has never been a defining aspect of this franchise. Everything is always loud, from the music to the visual design to the emotions. It’s an approach ensuring that Cameron’s message will be heard by even the most distracted viewer. Cameron has ended the world twice over with The Terminator movies, depicted the true-life tragedy of the Titanic, and explored the terrors of marriage and motherhood with True Lies and Aliens. Yet by comparison, Fire and Ash finds him unafraid to dig around in the darkest corners of the human soul. That Cameron wants to push into heavier themes at this point in his career speaks well of his ambition as a storyteller, and generates some real excitement for what might come next. Though, considering the budget of these movies… therapy might be cheaper. The Wrap - William Bibbiani The only way ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ could be more hypocritical, and taken less seriously, is if the characters also yelled “Hypocrisy sucks!” while sitting on Whoopee cushions. Los Angeles Times - Amy Nicholson 'Avatar: Fire and Ash’ has dynamite villains and dialogue that’s surf-bro hysterical. But plot-wise, the story is the same as ever. So instead of getting swept away by the narrative, I just settled in to enjoy the details: hammerhead sharks twisted into pickaxes, ships that scuttle like crabs, the drama of an underwater scream submitted by /u/ChiefLeef22 to r/movies [link] [comments]