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{{Quote|The most comfortable airgonomic chair there is.|[[Lisa Simpson]]|Angry Dad: The Movie}} | {{Quote|The most comfortable airgonomic chair there is.|[[Lisa Simpson]]|Angry Dad: The Movie}} | ||
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[[BetterThanTV.com]] purchased a lot of these chairs but were unable to pay for them so the company took their web shows as payment. | [[BetterThanTV.com]] purchased a lot of these chairs but were unable to pay for them so the company took their web shows as payment. | ||
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| + | The Aerochair is a parody of ''{{W|Aeron chair}}'', an office chair designed in 1994 and produced by {{W|Herman Miller}} furniture company, which was very popular with the dot-com bubble-era Internet startups. | ||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:20, February 28, 2018
- "The most comfortable airgonomic chair there is."
- ―Lisa Simpson[src]
The Aerochair is a chair made by Herman Millwood's company.
History[edit]
Melwood introduces himself as the owner of the company that makes the aerochair which is, according to Lisa, "the most comfortable airgonomic chair there is".
BetterThanTV.com purchased a lot of these chairs but were unable to pay for them so the company took their web shows as payment.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
The Aerochair is a parody of Aeron chair, an office chair designed in 1994 and produced by Herman Miller furniture company, which was very popular with the dot-com bubble-era Internet startups.
