| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| #1zousha_omenohuNov 29, 2008 16:06:03 | After all these months of sleeping in odd places about the house when I come home from college, I finally have a real bed to sleep in! It all started back when I went off to college. At the time, I had my own room, while my brothers shared a room. My youngest brother moved into my room, and when I came home I'd use the foldout couch. Then when that got in danger of being worn out, I moved to a futon matress in the basement. That eventually got too hard when I moved back in for the summer, so I got an airmatress, but that got holes in it by the time school started again. These past few months, I've slept on one of the two sofas we have instead, but now, finally I have a bed to call my own! (Actually it's my parents' old bed. They've got an actual new one and gave me their old one to use.) |
| #2awesome_dudeNov 29, 2008 16:31:24 | Mazel tov. |
| #3RustmonsterNov 29, 2008 16:35:10 | My cat pooped on my bed. Now I sleep on the kitchen couch. And I had just gotten that awesome matress about two weeks before! Grr..... |
| #4MusicOfCreationNov 29, 2008 16:37:24 | I like beds. |
| #5zousha_omenohuNov 29, 2008 16:46:50 | My cat pooped on my bed. Now I sleep on the kitchen couch. And I had just gotten that awesome matress about two weeks before! You have a couch in your kitchen? |
| #6pigknightNov 29, 2008 17:32:30 | [snip](Actually it's my parents' old bed. They've got an actual new one and gave me their old one to use.) So...you're sleeping in your parents' bed... ...How old are you? And how old is the bed? |
| #7rmacleodNov 29, 2008 17:36:26 | So...you're sleeping in your parents' bed... I thought the same thing. I'd feel ...wrong sleeping in my parents bed. You could've been conceived on that thing. |
| #8zousha_omenohuNov 29, 2008 18:06:36 | So...you're sleeping in your parents' bed... I'm twenty years old. The bed's sixteen years old. They bought it the month before I turned five. |
| #9awesome_dudeNov 29, 2008 19:04:41 | My cat pooped on my bed. Now I sleep on the kitchen couch. And I had just gotten that awesome matress about two weeks before! Was it diarrhoea? Unless it was, you could scoop it up, do some heavy laundry and sleep ****-free. |
| #10farmer42_dupNov 29, 2008 19:08:11 | Out of curiosity, you got to UW LaCrosse, or are you an escaped Wisconsinite? |
| #11RustmonsterNov 29, 2008 19:25:21 | You have a couch in your kitchen? Yes, I know it's madness. :P Was it diarrhoea? Unless it was, you could scoop it up, do some heavy laundry and sleep ****-free. The problem was it was sitting there for an entire day that I was a school (7 hours plus 3 hours of bus equals nasty). I still haven't gotten the smell out, and i don't really trust it anymore. Yes, I'm sure it's probably not going to give me diseases, but I'm a hypocondriac and a clean freak, so I'm paranoid. |
| #12awesome_dudeNov 29, 2008 20:10:42 | The problem was it was sitting there for an entire day that I was a school (7 hours plus 3 hours of bus equals nasty). I still haven't gotten the smell out, and i don't really trust it anymore. Yes, I'm sure it's probably not going to give me diseases, but I'm a hypocondriac and a clean freak, so I'm paranoid. Yeah, eww. I'd be soaking that in detergents, disinfectants and Febreze myself. |
| #13zousha_omenohuNov 29, 2008 22:21:58 | Out of curiosity, you got to UW LaCrosse, or are you an escaped Wisconsinite? I'm from Minnesota originally. I go to Viterbo University, which is close to UWL. |
| #14saintkeeleonNov 30, 2008 9:14:35 | Congrats dude! Yes it's true, beds rock! Blankets are pretty friggin' awesome too! |
| #15That_Blasted_SomoflangeNov 30, 2008 19:58:26 | Congrats! I understand the joy of getting a bed. Broke up with someone and had to move out, leaving me sleeping on my couch for over a year. However, it is a comfy couch. |
| #16zombie_babiesDec 02, 2008 8:57:18 | I thought the same thing. I'd feel ...wrong sleeping in my parents bed. How do you feel about hotel beds? Strangers shag away (and worse) in those. At least with your parents' bed you kind of know what you're gettin' into. Maybe. :P |
| #17Cpt_MichaDec 02, 2008 9:23:15 | Congrats on the bed. I can't sleep on anything but either a floor, or -my- bed. (My bed isn't even that firm) Beds rock. |
| #18ixien_kotharDec 02, 2008 10:11:16 | How do you feel about hotel beds? Strangers shag away (and worse) in those. At least with your parents' bed you kind of know what you're gettin' into. Maybe. :P Yeah, the whole "how many other people have slept in this bed, and what did they do?" thing always bothers me when I sleep in a hotel. |
| #19zousha_omenohuDec 02, 2008 14:50:00 | How do you feel about hotel beds? Strangers shag away (and worse) in those. At least with your parents' bed you kind of know what you're gettin' into. Maybe. :P It's never bothered me. Any hotel worth staying in changes the sheets every time someone uses the room. If I have to sleep in a hotel bed where they don't even bother to launder for each new customer they don't deserve my money. |
| #20zombie_babiesDec 02, 2008 14:57:28 | It's never bothered me. Any hotel worth staying in changes the sheets every time someone uses the room. If I have to sleep in a hotel bed where they don't even bother to launder for each new customer they don't deserve my money. That was targeted at the person who stated they found the idea of sleeping in their parents' bed to be creepy. Changing sheets solves the problem there, too, IMO. ;) |
| #21turalisjDec 02, 2008 15:26:23 | Out of curiosity, you got to UW LaCrosse, or are you an escaped Wisconsinite? *gasp* Someone else from Wisconsin! From Kenosha no less! ![]() |
| #22That_Blasted_SomoflangeDec 03, 2008 15:31:52 | Yeah, the whole "how many other people have slept in this bed, and what did they do?" thing always bothers me when I sleep in a hotel. Then I offer my apologies. ;) |