Frank Goad
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What is better beds or bunk beds?For me it's beds.
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What is better beds or bunk beds?For me it's beds.
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I prefer beds now, but I enjoyed a bunk bed when I was a kid.
Aren't bunkbeds, beds of a certain type?
I looking forward to living long enough for someone to invent a bed that is just me floating in the air while I sleep.
Personally, I would prefer sleeping on an easy chair with my torso and head slightly elevated and my legs stretched out. I sleep better that way.
I looking forward to living long enough for someone to invent a bed that is just me floating in the air while I sleep.
Personally, I would prefer sleeping on an easy chair with my torso and head slightly elevated and my legs stretched out. I sleep better that way.
I actually sleep best on a mat.
Interesting. A mat made of what material?
I sleep best in whatever position takes stress off my lower back and hips.
I've bought some sleeping mats at the Asian grocer. I'm not sure what's in them... foam, maybe?
The foam people put as an extra layer for a mattress works, too.
It helps my hips and lower back so much... It takes a day or two to get used to, but it really helps pain management.
About the only time I use mats is in camping. While sufficient, I'm not sure that I could switch to it consistently. I suppose it would depend on composition of the mats. Of course, in camping, I have a sleeping bag as well. Either in it or on it.
I've never tried one of those. Do they make them out of silk?
I have never seen one made of silk. Mine is hand woven cotton by natives of South America. I use it only for day napping in my man cave. It is quite colorful and comfortable.
Got any pictures?
I will have to try one. I like the colors used and work of many of the cultures of South America, sounds like that would be good looking as well as functional.
Aren't bunkbeds beds? It's like asking which is better; a car or a Buick.What is better beds or bunk beds?For me it's beds.
Anyway, when I was a kid, I thought bunk beds were the best thing since sliced bread. I loved sleeping on the top bunk.
Nowadays, the thought of a bunk bed isn't all that appealing, probably because the majority of adults that sleep on them are in prison.
As a side-sleeper, I can't get comfortable in a hammock. And, for me, they are a bother to get in and out of.
Regular beds. Even better, a mattress on the floor.
There are rumors that bunk beds give you better dreams, but those have been debunked.
There are rumors that bunk beds give you better dreams, but those have been debunked.
As a kid, I used to be quite excited at the idea of sleeping in the top bunk when I saw bunk beds on display in furniture stores. Nowadays, they mainly remind me of sleeping in the barracks during military service.
Beds, always has been, always will be.
I have slept in a bunk bed, on holiday one time as as child. I kept throwing by arms around and hitting the wall or the bed rails. Far to restrictive for my vigorous style of sleep.
I have slept in a bunk bed, on holiday one time as as child. I kept throwing by arms around and hitting the wall or the bed rails. Far to restrictive for my vigorous style of sleep.
Bunk beds are dangerous.