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Chit-Chat: On Tuesdays Oryx and Triforce think it's Wednesday

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Sheep said:
I have a huge issue with pillows. Literally cannot sleep on any pillow unless it's super flat and those aren't too good for your neck to begin with. Sigh. :( Have tried forcing myself to sleep on the puffier ones but that never worked out. Always tossed it aside in favor of the flatter pillow.
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Oh wow, that's interesting. I much prefer soft pillows when sleeping.

Speaking of pillows, am I the only one that often flips their pillows to make them feel cooler for a few minutes? :P
 
Alex said:
There's no way I could be comfortable with Khilia without a queen. I barely fit on my full size bed length-wise, and would love some extra feet space along with her. That's in the future, though.
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I think this is true of most adults. Two people on a queen is less space per person than a twin so you need at least a queen for two people, if not bigger.
 
Oryx said:
I think this is true of most adults. Two people on a queen is less space per person than a twin so you need at least a queen for two people, if not bigger.
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Try two people on a futon. :/

Queen is good if you want to be comfortable, King ideal because it meant you could afford it lol.
 
Oryx said:
I think this is true of most adults. Two people on a queen is less space per person than a twin so you need at least a queen for two people, if not bigger.
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Even though I'm tall and bulky and Khilia's not much shorter than me and with the same frame and build as me, I'd still say a queen would be enough for two people like us (at least when I imagine my mother's old queen mattress). Maybe a king would still be a better fit though, idk. :s
 
Alex said:
Even though I'm tall and bulky and Khilia's not much shorter than me and with the same frame and build as me, I'd still say a queen would be enough for two people like us (at least when I imagine my mother's old queen mattress). Maybe a king would still be a better fit though, idk. :s
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It's about how you sleep really, not size. Unless you're very obese you can easily share even a full mattress, but if you sleep a bit more splayed out then youll want something bigger, you know?
 
I'd just get a king-size mattress for myself because I like to be stretched out when I sleep.

Marriage? Wife? Pfft.
 
I have a full size bed, when I lay down my head and feet both touch the frame. :( That's one of the disadvantages of being so tall...
 
That's one reason I sleep ibid the position I do. It keeps me from touching the frame.

That and it's really comfortable.
 
I think my bed's a twin which is like a full size too small because I tend to hang off if I don't stretch myself diagonally across the bed, which is the norm.
 
Antemortem said:
I think my bed's a twin which is like a full size too small because I tend to hang off if I don't stretch myself diagonally across the bed, which is the norm.
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Had this same problem back when I had a twin sized bed because I'm sooo tall and the bed just was NOT working for me. Upgraded to a full size though and finally able to sleep in a normal position X_X
 
Trust me I'd love to have a queen sized bed but there is no way it would fit in my room with all of my other stuff xD
 
Antemortem said:
Some of us pennypinchers are not as fortunate as the upper middle class denizens and must simply settle for our not-quite-large-enough beds. :(
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Huh, they're not that expensive here. I bought what I'm 90% sure was a stolen mattress from a lady who had an entire shed full of them, and it was only $100 (which taking into account economies of scale would probably be like $40 in America lol)
 
Katholic Nun said:
Huh, they're not that expensive here. I bought what I'm 90% sure was a stolen mattress from a lady who had an entire shed full of them, and it was only $100 (which taking into account economies of scale would probably be like $40 in America lol)
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That was 100% satire, though they aren't inexpensive by any means. One of the cheaper queen sets from Sears goes for upwards of $300 but that's brand new and excellent quality so of course you're gonna get what you've paid for in that case.
 
Antemortem said:
That was 100% satire, though they aren't inexpensive by any means. One of the cheaper queen sets from Sears goes for upwards of $300 but that's brand new and excellent quality so of course you're gonna get what you've paid for in that case.
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Sears reminds me of the Costco in Idiocracy. You know, have a 2,000 square foot floorspace dedicated to red velvet couches, sell law degrees, hire a man at the front door to say "Welcome to Costco, I love you". That old chestnut.
 
Alex said:
Sears reminds me of the Costco in Idiocracy. You know, have a 2,000 square foot floorspace dedicated to red velvet couches, sell law degrees, hire a man at the front door to say "Welcome to Costco, I love you". That old chestnut.
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I don't know what you're talking about but damn that sounds awesome
 
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