The AOL Throne was built in the summer of 2003. It contains 4000 CDs, weighs at least 150 pounds, barely fits through doors, and plugs into an electical outlet.
It must look great in his parents’ basement next to his stacks of Star Wars comics and D&D books! I’m sure all the girlies he brings down there are very impressed.
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Looks like an electric chair…which seems strangely appropriate given it’s AOL.
It’s a wonder this guy hasn’t tried to sell it on eBay yet. He might even make it on Jay Leno’s “Stuff Found On eBay” segment!! LOL.
I just want to know WHY it plugs into an electrical outlet. Maybe it is an electric chair.
Ok, I give. Why?
It’s for the cold cathode lights on the underside of the seat.
I was going to ask what version of chair this was but it looks like it is version 8.0. I wonder what the latest version comes with?
The chair was obviously built by someone with too much time on his hands, and AOL offers plugging up his mailbox.