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2-Pack Hampton Bay Highland Point Outdoor Rocking Lounge Chair (Black/Gray) Expired
$249
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Home Depot has 2-Pack Hampton Bay Highland Point Black Pewter Aluminum Outdoor Patio Rocking Lounge Chair with CushionGuard Pewter Gray Cushion (FG-TULCM2PKG) for $249. Shipping is free, otherwise select free ship-to-store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Hunter StrongWeather642 for posting this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter StrongWeather642 for posting this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Features:
- CushionGuard seat cushions for maximum comfort
- Premium corrosion resistant aluminum concealed rocking motion club chairs
- Chair assembled dimension, 26.97 in. W x 31.89 in. D x 35.63 in. H
- Some assembly required
- CushionGuard acrylic fabric that resists fading, repels water, stains and spills all while retaining the fabrics natural softness.
- Clean cushions easily with a mixture of soap and water
- 3 Year Fabric Warranty
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Home Depot [homedepot.com] has 2-Pack Hampton Bay Highland Point Outdoor Rocking Lounge Chair with CushionGuard (Black/ Pewter Gray Cushion) for $249. Shipping is Free
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| Product Name: | Highland Point Black Pewter Aluminum Outdoor Patio Rocking Lounge Chair with CushionGuard Pewter Gray Cushion (2-Pack) |
| Product Description: | Kick back and unwind with the provided comfort of this Rocking Lounge Chair from the Highland Point Collection. Unique and elegant in style, it offers casual comfort and is the perfect addition to your porch, sunroom or veranda for easy entertaining and relaxing. Crafted of high-quality aluminum, the chair frames are powder coated with a hand applied finish that will complement any decor. The included seat cushions are generously wrapped in a high resiliency foam core and offer unparalleled comfort. Perfect for providing additional seating or paired with a side table to create an exquisite set. The cushions are part of Home Depot's Choose Your Own Color program; choose your own slipcover color to reflect your style and inspire your home. Some assembly is required for the chairs. Two chairs are packed in one carton. |
| Product SKU: | 310192496_310192496 |
| UPC: | 721015754268 |
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It comes down to our daily habits, like having ice cream instead of a smoothie, watching a movie instead of gym, etc. It's just doing the easy things, staying in our comfort zone.
I share this as a fellow fat person - we all know what we need to do, but we choose not to. Perhaps the discomfort of fat shaming is a net positive if it motivates us to change? The health consequences of obesity are dire.
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I'm 320. I've never needed medical equipment for my weight, and have always been heavy. I'm 6'3" and built like a linebacker (albeit a fat one). I frequently run into problems with weight limits. It absolutely sucks. Your experience isn't everyone's.
I don't know what it is made out of, but it all seems to be same material. Just got mine yesterday and too me they are great!
Boomer energy though. The increased rates of people being overweight in America has been increasing steadily even before the "abandonment" of fat shaming.
Because it is a choice to be fat.
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My whole family
"Look fata$$, I love you but use my old plastic chair or step on a scale and prove you're 249 🤣" lol the only people I know that are over 250 are 6'2 and taller. Joking aside
Precisely. For those who claim fat is a choice and food is the cause, show me when in recent history our culture stopped being "food-positive" so we can even start to consider blaming body-positivity.
It comes down to our daily habits, like having ice cream instead of a smoothie, watching a movie instead of gym, etc. It's just doing the easy things, staying in our comfort zone.
I share this as a fellow fat person - we all know what we need to do, but we choose not to. Perhaps the discomfort of fat shaming is a net positive if it motivates us to change? The health consequences of obesity are dire.
With this perspective, sounds like you are a far cry from too slick to quit. Not a judgement, just an observation.
Too slick to quit eating gummy bears? Guilty.
We also need to examine all the cheap processed garbage that a lot of people eat because it is cheaper than eating healthy.
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Just like your choice to obtuse?