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Originally Posted by Uchtungbaby
I just made myself a stool to sit on when viewing the stars and planets. I call it the Starbutt Stool. It is made entirely out of cardboard, paper and water based glue.
The stool should be able to carry a grown adult of at least 95kilograms.
If the Dungeon Master offered to send me a free beanie, then I would be willing to create a thread or article which will show everyone how they can make their own astronomy stool for peanuts.
A picture of me sitting on the stool has been attached less a picture of my face.
As a digression, if I am sent a beanie, I will also write a few facts about who actually discovered the principle behind mirror physics. And I don't mean Isaac Newton. I actually am referring to none other than Professor Robert Hooke, a reluctant friend of the eccentric Newton. 
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Gee mate, in the DIY section there is a wealth of information on how to build observing chairs, telescopes and what have you.
You want a beanie for a cardboard stool!..
