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pissdoll -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/14/2012 7:54:47 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub The fact that there are folks who do not know Cracker Barrel makes me sad in a way I can not explain!!! there are no cracker barrels in california, oregon, washington, nevada, wyoming, vermont, alaska or hawaii. [:(]

thishereboi -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/14/2012 8:14:11 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub The fact that there are folks who do not know Cracker Barrel makes me sad in a way I can not explain!!! Yea, I thought they were all over the country.

thishereboi -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/14/2012 8:18:01 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom I acctually had at one time very much wanted to make plus size ageplay fashions and bed sheets and blankets and paddles and other nice little things for age players and adult babies, well not the diapers but other things, but unfortunatly id o not have the patience to sew clothing an stuff like i once used to know how to do. And i don't know how to market or anything important like that, i just knew that i knew a few people like myself were plus size and would have loved ageplay clothing that was for fat people. quote: ORIGINAL: hlen5 I think Rule was suggesting you becoming an entrepeneur and have a healthy income. Especially in the US. Am I wrong, Rule? A friend of mine had a adult size rocking horse. Her daddy built it for her and it was awesome.

hlen5 -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/14/2012 11:10:46 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom I acctually had at one time very much wanted to make plus size ageplay fashions and bed sheets and blankets and paddles and other nice little things for age players and adult babies, well not the diapers but other things, but unfortunatly id o not have the patience to sew clothing an stuff like i once used to know how to do. And i don't know how to market or anything important like that, i just knew that i knew a few people like myself were plus size and would have loved ageplay clothing that was for fat people. quote: ORIGINAL: hlen5 I think Rule was suggesting you becoming an entrepeneur and have a healthy income. Especially in the US. Am I wrong, Rule? You can start with ONE sale. That fact that YOU want it might imply that there are others would like the same product as well. Unfortunately there is a widening (pun absolutely intended!!) market for oversized products!

Paladin9 -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 5:12:13 PM)
The wood is not a much as problem as is the connections. There should be x supports from the center of the seat down to the rockers. This will eliminate cross sway and support the wider seat. The weak part is the back. You might want to consider extending the seat back so you can run additional back supports up at least halfway up the back in at least 3 locations.

hardcybermaster -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 5:24:42 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom I acctually had at one time very much wanted to make plus size ageplay fashions and bed sheets and blankets and paddles and other nice little things for age players and adult babies, well not the diapers but other things, but unfortunatly id o not have the patience to sew clothing an stuff like i once used to know how to do. And i don't know how to market or anything important like that, i just knew that i knew a few people like myself were plus size and would have loved ageplay clothing that was for fat people. quote: ORIGINAL: hlen5 I think Rule was suggesting you becoming an entrepeneur and have a healthy income. Especially in the US. Am I wrong, Rule? have a go at it, don't just say you haven't got the patience or can't be bothered get your partner to help, get your friends to help please don't just say I can't be bothered

playfulotter -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 6:40:38 PM)
Since I live in California and there are no Cracker Barrel restaurants here I always think in my mind they are kind of like the old Stuckey's restaurants we would see from the road when I lived in Ohio and traveled to Florida a few times...so I don't think of them as being a good restaurant to visit but then again this is only my perception in my mind as I have never been to one but the name conjures that up!

LadyHibiscus -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 6:47:40 PM)
Cracker Barrel is not like a Stuckey's, though there are similarities. The breakfast food is excellent, and they sell all sorts of goofy things like old fashioned toys and candies and gifts.

JstAnotherSub -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 6:48:39 PM)
http://www.crackerbarrel.com/restaurant/ If I did that right, it is a link to their menu. Their food is like what my mom and grandmother used to make. The veggies taste fresh out of the garden, the biscuits and gravy are to die for. The cobblers are slap yo momma good. I only go a couple of times a year, but, if you are ever traveling and get the chance to eat at a Cracker Barrel, I don't think you will be disappointed.

playfulotter -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 6:49:15 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Paladin9 The wood is not a much as problem as is the connections. There should be x supports from the center of the seat down to the rockers. This will eliminate cross sway and support the wider seat. The weak part is the back. You might want to consider extending the seat back so you can run additional back supports up at least halfway up the back in at least 3 locations. Wow! You must be a rocking chair expert! smirk smirk

playfulotter -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 6:53:54 PM)
I looked it up..looks tasty!

Paladin9 -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 7:07:04 PM)
Cracker Barrel has good food. Just takes forever to get seated and the one we stopped in for breakfast only served grits - no hash browns or home fries - yuck.

Paladin9 -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 7:09:04 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: playfulotter quote: ORIGINAL: Paladin9 The wood is not a much as problem as is the connections. There should be x supports from the center of the seat down to the rockers. This will eliminate cross sway and support the wider seat. The weak part is the back. You might want to consider extending the seat back so you can run additional back supports up at least halfway up the back in at least 3 locations. Wow! You must be a rocking chair expert! smirk smirk No, but I almost majored in woodshop in school. And have a garage full of woodworking tools. Need a set of stocks, or maybe a stretching table, or bondage chair? :)

Fornica -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 7:47:17 PM)
Hey wasn't there a woodworking dude on here a few months ago that built custom pieces of equipment? I guess that's not really helpful, since I can't remember his name, and think doing a search for "wood" would likely only bring up things that cannot be unseen.

littlewonder -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 7:47:42 PM)
Most of them have closed up around PA. The food is not the type that is selling these days. Most people want smaller and healthier portions. Friendlys, Perkins, Cracker barrel, etc....just are not able to keep their doors open any longer, at least not in PA or here in MD. Most are closing up due to bankruptcy.

LadyHibiscus -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 7:51:05 PM)
There's not many Cb's in Michigan, and they're in the country pretty much, so no worries here.

Fornica -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 8:05:49 PM)
Hibbie, we should go to the one between us when I get back from my trip!

LadyHibiscus -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 8:06:25 PM)
The one north of Flint? Or St Clair Shores?

Fornica -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 8:09:50 PM)
whicheve!

LadyHibiscus -> RE: how much would it cost to make a rocking chair that would support 600 pounds? (7/17/2012 8:15:26 PM)
Coolio! The perfect place for a squadron of kids!

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