I sit upright, but crosslegged, which is apparently weird, so I wondered how many of you actually sit up correctly.

I started out sitting down. Now I'm laying down with one leg crossing the other and I'm sure that will get uncomfortable soon.

I start out sitting normally. After a while suddenly both my feet are on the chair.

I try to sit upright but it gets uncomfortable eventually because I start falling asleep. Laying back in these chairs is ridiculously uncomfortable.

I had a subwoofer under the desk that I use as a foot rest.

I like chairs with straight backs, ones with curved backs or inclined hurt my neck eventually. I rarely work in bed unless it is something I can hold above my head with my arms straight out like a book or something I can do on my stomach - and even that in small increments before my arms start to fall asleep. I really hate the inclined desks that make you crouch better, which somehow is supposed to make your back feel better? I don't get it. Also I don't like stools or high tops. If there is something beneath the table, like a leg of a table, that I can rest my feet on I'll usually put them on it, so that kinda crunches my lower half but leaves my top half in good order.

I've struggled with desks and seating arrangements for years, trying to stave off the pain from advanced CTS. I currently have a more of a throne than a chair, something like a recliner but without the reclining part. My desk is L-shaped, and I rest my right arm on the smaller portion of the L, with the mouse, and the keyboard is on a sliding thing along with my mic.

That is because that's the best way to sit. Although, when I have friends over they are sitting normally and I'm sitting on my leg on the chair and I find it weird how I'm the only one that adopted this approach.

I love L-shaped desks. I was so disappointed when my new office desk was not an L shape.

When I'm sitting at a desk, it'll start straight up, but slowly decline to slouching and then putting my feet up against the backing of the desk. If on a couch, I start by sitting up straight and then I eventually lay down, then probably fall sleep. ;o If on a bed, I sit up like I'm reading a book, but slowly transition into laying down on my side viewing the computer from an odd angle.

I sit on one or both of my feet, so pretty much kneeling. If I'm playing a game, I lean forward; if I'm not, I lean back.

I want to say I am hunching over more than slouching. I have terrible posture due to many years of being in front of a computer.

I almost always sit with my legs tucked under my butt.

I start out sitting forward with my legs crossed under me ("indian style" or whatever the hell), then as I get tired I just shift around randomly. Currently my chair back is to my left and I am leaning against it with my left leg tucked under me and my right leg hanging over the arm rest.

My knees have those white stretch marks from the awesome ways I sit. A lot of times I sit with my left leg pressed against my chest (using my knee as an arm rest) and my right leg folded under me. I've stood up and sat back down since I added this part, and now that is how I am sitting.

Sideways or with the back in the front if it is one of those cheap ones.

In a nice one, I will usually sit up-right unless I am bored, in which case I slouch to one side.

Putting my feet up on the desk doesn't impede me from working in any way, so that's what I usually do.

replace NES game with Scmdraft

I don't think there is a position I haven't covered as far as sitting in a different way goes. I've been in the chair, on the chair, in front of the chair, next to the bed, lying on the bed, awkward positions all over the bed. I eventually get cramped anyway. Though I realize that sitting at a low table and having to lean over my laptop is terribly painful on the shoulder-blades after a few hours. Luckily, my spine is still in good shape even though I've been playing SC since I was four. It's probably put my eyes in the state they are in, however.

rofl that picture bleeds epicness.

Position the chair at about a 80� angle to the monitor and put my feet up on my amplifier and lay down with my head on the top bit of the armrest.. Or alternatively I put it facing the computer and put my feet on the tower (which is on the floor).

I'm the only person that sits upright?? What is wrong with you people?