Bend in two places. Ready yourself for the first origami fold.
When choosing a seat, remember: comfort is important. Don’t stint on the gluteal implants.
Get off your high horse and have it shot.
Sit on the earth like a bird brooding an enormous egg. Don’t be surprised if it takes a while to hatch.
Donate your wings to a soup kitchen for Wing Night Wednesday.
Why be normal? Straddle a chair backwards, you rebel you.
Wait until your number is called. Requests to be buried in a sitting position are usually honored.
Before accepting an endowed chair, make sure it isn’t too well endowed. That could get uncomfortable.
Seat belts are for cowards, and also for people riding in automobiles.
Rocking chairs are passé. Find a chair that throbs.
If the ground is rocky or uneven, simply levitate.
Let your legs atrophy like Daruma. Put the fun back in fundament.
Refuse to meditate for only three bowls of rice a day. Join a sit-down strike for some decent drugs.
Contrary to popular opinion, shutting the fuck up is not an inevitable consequence of sitting your ass down.
If you’re visiting the equator, sit down very carefully. The earth is spinning at 1,038 miles per hour!
Let sleeping kundalinis lie. Just between you and me, the subtle winds from the root chakra smell like shit.
Just sit. Sit! Good boy.
OTHER POSTS IN THE SERIES
- How to wake up
- How to eat
- How to walk
- How to listen
- How to wait
- How to breathe
- How to find things
- Manual: How to make videopoems, courtesy of Swoon
- How to lose
- How to dance
- How to procreate
- How to play
- How to listen: the movie
- How to mourn
- How to calculate
- How to grow up
- How to spit
- How to burn
- How to mourn, Belgian-style
- How to make a fist
- How to make a face
- How to sacrifice
- How to take notes
- How to talk
- How to dig
- How to sleep
- How to cast a shadow
- How to teem
- How to fit in
- How to sit
- How to panic
- How to exist
- How to drive
- How to question authority
- How to cook
- How to find things (videopoem)
- How to distress furniture
- How to meditate
- How to be a poet
Tee hee.