Originally posted by SueEllen
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Previously on "Issues with a Lava Lamp"
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To be fair if anyone were to dive-bomb into a beanbag it would explode.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThe new ones are filled with polystyrene balls so are more comfortable.
However regardless of what they are filled with if the inner bag bursts you are screwed.
Hence I never have had one.
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Originally posted by zeitghostThe old ones tended to become infested with bean eating insects.
Lovely.
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Originally posted by PinkPoshRat View PostI did once upon a time have a bean bag to sit on. I never knew why anyone would want one, as they were uncomfortable and noisey, not good man!
However regardless of what they are filled with if the inner bag bursts you are screwed.
Hence I never have had one.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThe wax and the oil start to mix together after repeated use so you have to buy a new bottle.
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The wax and the oil start to mix together after repeated use so you have to buy a new bottle.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View Postsitting on my bean bag in my leopard skin thong.
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My lava lamp is now just a blob sat at the bottom of the glass jar. I'm so terribly miffed
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I also have a limited edition Matmos Lava Lamp in a nice fetching fluffy green with pink wax which tends to only be turned on at Christmas now, still works. I also have a Matmos light show thingy, a bit like those oil light shows that you used to see at Pink Floyd concerts in the 60's, great with the lights turned off sitting on my bean bag in my leopard skin thong.
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I did once upon a time have a bean bag to sit on. I never knew why anyone would want one, as they were uncomfortable and noisey, not good man!
Lava lamps are truly brilliant, just because they were invented in the 60s or 70s that doesn't mean they're for old hippy types. I think everyone should have one
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI thought lava lamps were 70's
What else have you got?
Do you have a Space hopper?
A few of my mates at universities I went to had lava lamps, space hoppers, plastic inflatable chairs, etc.
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