Hey-o and thanks to all commenters over the past week. Your participation is much appreciated! I try to reward the readership with the best possible Runner-Up I can dredge from the craig. Enjoy! I actually have to advocate for this post because everybody should have an awesome, industrial-grade mop to clean stuff with. It is the only way to get that floor truly shiny. Also, adding the keyword "frogtoes" to you ad to simplify searching is a brilliant maneuver. Kudos, Frogtoes!

The big winner for today, is this:

NEARLY NEW 6-8 ft Love Sac ($240 OBO) - $240 (Normal Heights (willing to deliver))

Because of the picture, I had no idea what this Love Sac really was, or why it was worth more than just about anything else I actually own. Luckily, we live in a google world and I was about five seconds away from the answer. Apparently, it's a bean bag chair. But not just any bean bag chair, heavens no, it's the most expensive bean bag chair in the world. Seriously. Here's a link, in case you suspect me of deceit:

http://www.lovesac.com/supersac.asp

(I am too far beyond tired to figure out why I can't make this a link)

Do you see? Do you see the price? Over seven hundred dollars for a bean bag chair. Outlandish? Perhaps. Extraordinary? Absolutely.

I can honestly say that I am proud to live in a world where there is a market for seven hundred dollar bean bag chairs. Not that anyone should ever buy a seven hundred dollar bean bag chair, not for any reason. There's just no call for such a thing.

But the inventiveness. The simple human ingenuity that comes up with such an idea: the seven hundred dollar bean bag chair, it's obvious! Why didn't I think of it? Doubtless, there are fortunes to be made in the lucrative seven hundred dollar bean bag chair market.

Today's post will be short, as I am wrecked from racing bikes at the San Diego Velodrome. One thing is certain--if there was ever a day that I wanted to come home and flop my bruised and battered body onto a seven hundred dollar bean bag chair, today would be it!