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A [[Sub -Trope]] of [[Cool Chair]], [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/Swivel_chair:Swivel chair|Swivel Chairs]] are amusing pieces of furniture because they have wheels and [[Everything's Better With Spinning|can spin]]. Boredom and these can lead to endless possibilities.
 
Could include either someone spinning in a chair out of boredom or restlessness, rolling around in it in favor of just getting up, [[Die Hard (Film)|rigging them with explosives to fight bad guys with]], or riding them like makeshift chariots.
 
This is often an integral part of [[Office Sports]]; also compare [[Wheel ChairWheelchair Antics]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
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* There was a [[Britcom]] called ''Two In Clover'' where the heroes leave their boring job by tying their boss to a swivel chair and pushing him out the window. On the ground floor, it is hoped, although it may well be a fantasy sequence...
* Early in ''[[Angel (TV)|Angel]]'', the eponymous character [[Destination Defenestration|defenestrates a corporate executive on swivel chair through a glass wall]]. Only the chair hits the ground, the executive having combusted on exposure to direct sunlight.
* ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined (TV)|Battlestar Galactica Reimagined]]'': Baltar is seen swiveling his chair aimlessly, in a homage to his namesake's swiveling [[Cool Chair]] in the original series.
* The Countess Dowager(Maggie Smith) on ''[[Downton Abbey]]'' is caught off guard to be sitting in one when she visits Matthew Crawley's office:
{{quote| '''Countess:''' (almost falling off) Good heavens! what am I sitting on?<br />
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