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Start here => What's your crime? Basic Discussion => Topic started by: El on September 02, 2007, 04:46:03 PM
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Verrrry random, but thought about it while changing mine, realized that I don't know what is typical, and decided to kill three minutes and ask. I assume the norm is different for men than for women, but cannot be sure of that, either (hence the two sets of identical options for men or women).
I'm assuming this will degenerate into a discussion about sex quite quickly; I just wonder which route it will take?
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i dont change them unless they get puked on
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wait, sheets get dirty?
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Whenever I think of it, and/or if they happen to appear dirty, which probably works out to every couple weeks.
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It varies depending on when they need changing.
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I change mine once a week like clockwork.
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I change mine once a week like clockwork.
what if you barely sleep that week?
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wait, sheets get dirty?
I swear to you, when we first started living together, Mordok told me he knew it was time to change the sheets "when they need to be vaccuumed". :lol:
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Just waiting for the sex chat.
Once a month or maybe more.
PS. Where's Callaway, a laundry discussion and she's not on it yet?
:laundry:
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Plastic don't need washing, do it?
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wait, sheets get dirty?
I swear to you, when we first started living together, Mordok told me he knew it was time to change the sheets "when they need to be vaccuumed". :lol:
EEEEEHHHHHHWWWWWWWWWWW good lord.
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wait, sheets get dirty?
I swear to you, when we first started living together, Mordok told me he knew it was time to change the sheets "when they need to be vaccuumed". :lol:
EEEEEHHHHHHWWWWWWWWWWW good lord.
Never did figure out if he was kidding, I just took over the job myself. :P
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cum stained sheets make me feel proud.
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One a week so they feel nice and fresh
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I just got a sheet. But, I sleep on the floor, so I just
vacuum it.
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wait, sheets get dirty?
I swear to you, when we first started living together, Mordok told me he knew it was time to change the sheets "when they need to be vaccuumed". :lol:
EEEEEHHHHHHWWWWWWWWWWW good lord.
Never did figure out if he was kidding, I just took over the job myself. :P
And thus, my work here was done. >:D
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They usually walk off when they're good and ready!
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Every two or three weeks. Especially in the summer, when I get sweaty at night! When it's hot and humid!
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This site obviouly has an agenda, but still, it's not just sweat and obvious stains you're wahsing when you wash sheets. Behold, the ugly truth about body soil. (http://www.drlaundryblog.com/?p=90)
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i should hoover my sheets every morning - the joys of eczema. :'(
i actually change them every fortnight, but as i have a double bed and sleep on only one side of it, i move them around every week.
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I just got a sheet. But, I sleep on the floor, so I just
vacuum it.
liar. it wouldn't work.
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I change mine when they start to smell and feel damp and oily, which is about every couple of weeks.
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I sleep on the couch, and change the cover when it gets grubby (from the variety of sources you'd expect in a house with three kids and a dog), so every week or two.
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I change mine once a week like clockwork.
Are you from a military family?? That's how often your sheets get changed when you live in the barracks.
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I change mine once a week like clockwork.
Are you from a military family?? That's how often your sheets get changed when you live in the barracks.
No.
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I love the smell and feel of freshly cleaned sheets, especially if it's been hung on the line to dry!
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I love the smell and feel of freshly cleaned sheets, especially if it's been hung on the line to dry!
Me too. How often I change the sheets varies depending on several factors. I would guess every two weeks would be about right, but I change them more often if I need to. There was a time when my daughter's sheets were changed every night. I made her bed with two sets of sheets at a time with two waterproof mattress pads so I could strip the top ones off in the middle of the night when I was half asleep.
What I can't get over is the people who IRON SHEETS!
Does anyone here iron their sheets?
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I don't even iron my shirts!
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I don't even iron my shirts!
Neither do I, usually.
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About once a week or whenever I do laundry (which is close to every week). I have a few sets but they generally get changed when I am doing laundry. Warm, clean sheets straight out of the dryer feel every bit as good as clothes do haha.
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I don't even iron my shirts!
Neither do I, usually.
I don't iron anything unless I have to. Ironing sheets, ::) my mother would, but, thats way too OC for me.
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Warm, clean sheets straight out of the dryer feel every bit as good as clothes do haha.
:agreed: Best when freshly showered. Can't take my shower in the morning then sleep on freshly washed sheets at night, have to have the shower right before bedtime. Yeah, I know, I know.... :asthing:
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Me too, I can't sleep unless I have a good shower in the evening!
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Once a month, really.
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Once a month unless they get dirty then I get them changed earlier.
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I love the smell and feel of freshly cleaned sheets, especially if it's been hung on the line to dry!
Me too. How often I change the sheets varies depending on several factors. I would guess every two weeks would be about right, but I change them more often if I need to. There was a time when my daughter's sheets were changed every night. I made her bed with two sets of sheets at a time with two waterproof mattress pads so I could strip the top ones off in the middle of the night when I was half asleep.
What I can't get over is the people who IRON SHEETS!
Does anyone here iron their sheets?
My grandmother used to iron everything, sheets and all. I admit, I iron my white cotton ones sometimes when I want that smell of fresh sheets being ironed and the feel of them on my bed, just comforts me.
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I ironed my clothes all the time when I was little when my mother bought me a fake ironing board and a fake iron. It was pretend play and she showed me how to use it because I didn't know what it was lol and what I was supposed to do with it.
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Ironing is too much effort 99% of the time for CLOTHES. They're gonna get wrinkled during the day anyway. :P
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I love the Downy wrinkle-releasing stuff that you spray on your clothes. I hate ironing. I only iron (or use the spray) if my clothes are really, really wrinkly which usually only happens if I don't fold them right away.
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I think freshly ironed sheets would feel awesome to sleep on. However, I do not have that kind of patience and motivation. I can't even remember the last time I ironed clothes.
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I think freshly ironed sheets would feel awesome to sleep on. However, I do not have that kind of patience and motivation. I can't even remember the last time I ironed clothes.
They do, actually. I used to know someone who ironed them, but I'm like you. I don't think I have ironed anything since my daughter's last school picture, when I ironed the white linen skirt of her dress that had a short-sleeved blue cotton sweater for the bodice and sleeves.
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Every couple of weeks for me.
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I just got a sheet. But, I sleep on the floor, so I just
vacuum it.
liar. it wouldn't work.
The floor, not the sheet.
I still haven't tried using it.
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I change mine once a week like clockwork.
Are you from a military family?? That's how often your sheets get changed when you live in the barracks.
No.
The second time someone's noticed a
clear tie to the military. I think PMS is
a soldier at heart.
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I don't even iron my shirts!
Neither do I, usually.
I made my wife iron my shirts...while I wore them.
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I had a buddy who used to iron
his clothes right before wearing them.
Kinda made sense.
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I had a buddy who used to iron
his clothes right before wearing them.
Kinda made sense.
Ironing clothes and underwear and even sheets might make sense if he lived in a place that had some sort of pest, like bedbugs for example. Ironing clothes and sheets probably sterilizes them pretty well.
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ironing? yes, i've done that. not this year, though. i even have an iron. somewhere...
my aunt used to iron socks, and men's pants. but then i suspected she had OCD, to be honest - no speck of dust was safe in her house, and if you leaned forward, she'd whip the cushion out from behind you and plump it up. :rofl: a bit disconcerting, to say the least.
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I rarely iron. I only use it when i iron on pictures. I once ironed on a Strawberry Shortcake picture that came with my coloring book. I also use it when I make grilled cheese. The B&J way.
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I also use it when I make grilled cheese. The B&J way.
So that actually works? Making grilled cheese with an iron? I had always wondered, but I'm entirely too accident prone to try it myself. lol
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I also use it when I make grilled cheese. The B&J way.
So that actually works? Making grilled cheese with an iron? I had always wondered, but I'm entirely too accident prone to try it myself. lol
Yes it works. My brother and his friend does it and lot of Johnny Depp fans do it too. But it doesn't always work. Last time I did it, it didn't cook it well. I should have waited longer for the iron to heat up but I was so impatient. I used tin foil though to protect the iron.
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I also use it when I make grilled cheese. The B&J way.
So that actually works? Making grilled cheese with an iron? I had always wondered, but I'm entirely too accident prone to try it myself. lol
Yes it works. My brother and his friend does it and lot of Johnny Depp fans do it too. But it doesn't always work. Last time I did it, it didn't cook it well. I should have waited longer for the iron to heat up but I was so impatient. I used tin foil though to protect the iron.
I have a friend who tried it (who does indeed adore Depp). She says it kinda worked but it's less effective than doing it the regular way.
The second time someone's noticed a
clear tie to the military. I think PMS is
a soldier at heart.
The first time, someone heard I'd moved a lot and assumed "army brat," right?
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The first time, someone heard I'd moved a lot and assumed "army brat," right?
I thought you'd had to move the first time because your mum had broken up with your dad for cheating on her with another man, and then the second time when you and your mum had been driven out of the village by a mob who were trying to burn you as witches, and then again when your mum's new boyfriend tried to rape you, and then again when your mum's boyfriend after that one convinced her to move to Hawaii to be with him, and then again when there was a freak nuclear accident that contaminated your new home, and then again when your ranch in Texas got invaded by hydrophobic aliens, and then again 5 times to lose the CIA agents who kept tracking you, and so on.
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I see dead people.
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Once a month or less.
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Julianne Moore was an army brat.
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Julianne Moore was an army brat.
what character on B&J did she play?
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Julianne Moore was an army brat.
what character on B&J did she play?
Ruthie. The waitress lady, one who runs an apartment complex.
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I had a buddy who used to iron
his clothes right before wearing them.
Kinda made sense.
Ironing clothes and underwear and even sheets might make sense if he lived in a place that had some sort of pest, like bedbugs for example. Ironing clothes and sheets probably sterilizes them pretty well.
He had been in the army.
Found that you couldn't keep
things crisp enough otherwise.
Just thought it was hilarious,
to iron jeans though.
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The first time, someone heard I'd moved a lot and assumed "army brat," right?
Aye. But the drums beat in your ears.
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Julianne Moore was an army brat.
what character on B&J did she play?
:lol:
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I had a buddy who used to iron
his clothes right before wearing them.
Kinda made sense.
This is what I do. A little bit of ironing every day. I iron GA's clothes as well. And I didn't think it was weird to iron jeans. I do that too. But I don't go as far as my mum. She will iron pillowcases.
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:laugh:
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:lol:
I was thinking that he just needed to stop sleeping with the horny badger.
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I had a buddy who used to iron
his clothes right before wearing them.
Kinda made sense.
This is what I do. A little bit of ironing every day. I iron GA's clothes as well. And I didn't think it was weird to iron jeans. I do that too. But I don't go as far as my mum. She will iron pillowcases.
I iron pillowcases. I wonder if they have a 12 step program for that? :coffee:
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:lol:
I was thinking that he just needed to stop sleeping with the horny badger.
I AM the horny badger. It's the submissive hedgehog who's causing all the mess.
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:lol:
I was thinking that he just needed to stop sleeping with the horny badger.
I AM the horny badger. It's the submissive hedgehog who's causing all the mess.
My mistake. I assumed it was your blood.
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:lol:
I was thinking that he just needed to stop sleeping with the horny badger.
I AM the horny badger. It's the submissive hedgehog who's causing all the mess.
My mistake. I assumed it was your blood.
It is. Ever tried to fuck a hedgehog?
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:lol:
I was thinking that he just needed to stop sleeping with the horny badger.
I AM the horny badger. It's the submissive hedgehog who's causing all the mess.
My mistake. I assumed it was your blood.
It is. Ever tried to fuck a hedgehog?
Point taken. :o
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Every time the blood stains out number the semen stains.
That's twice a week.
Wow. The male menstrual cycle is frightening.
:lol:
I was thinking that he just needed to stop sleeping with the horny badger.
I AM the horny badger. It's the submissive hedgehog who's causing all the mess.
My mistake. I assumed it was your blood.
It is. Ever tried to fuck a hedgehog?
Point taken. :o
Pun intended?
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Pun intended?
puncushion?
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Pun intended?
puncushion?
WTF? get the fuck out of here you ruined the thread bitch.
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Pun intended?
puncushion?
WTF? get the fuck out of here you ruined the thread bitch.
280 thread count?
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Pun intended?
puncushion?
WTF? get the fuck out of here you ruined the thread bitch.
280 thread count?
You too, out!
I haven't got a fucking clue what you're on about McJ.
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Oh boo hoo "they tooked awayz moi karmar" :'(
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Pun intended?
puncushion?
WTF? get the fuck out of here you ruined the thread bitch.
280 thread count?
:LMAO: :rofl: :good:
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I voted once a month so it would not look too bad. I probably did change sheets about once a month when I slept in the bed. :dunno: Most of the time these last few years I have slept on my couch in the living room though.
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I voted once a month so it would not look too bad. I probably did change sheets about once a month when I slept in the bed. :dunno: Most of the time these last few years I have slept on my couch in the living room though.
Perhaps you should tell us how often you launder the covers from the couch cushions. >:D
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Never. I completely rely on my wife.
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I voted every couple of weeks. I'd change them less often if the cat didn't sleep on the bed during the day.
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I voted once a month so it would not look too bad. I probably did change sheets about once a month when I slept in the bed. :dunno: Most of the time these last few years I have slept on my couch in the living room though.
Perhaps you should tell us how often you launder the covers from the couch cushions. >:D
:dunno: If I ever launder them I will let you know. :thumbup:
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Every couple of weeks.
"Know" someone, who changes sheets twice a week in winter, and daily in summer. :GA:
Don't know why she volunteered to tell me that. She usually only uses standard small-talk sentences when we meet.
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whenever they get dirty, which is hopefully at least once a week
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Once a week. I make a lot of man smell.
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Once a week or more if I think they need it.
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I voted every couple of weeks. Well, routine here is taking the old sheets off the mattress/dusting/vacuum clean the bedroom/putting fresh sheets on again and do so every Sunday (every week thus) but ja, I must confess I sometimes lack doing so.. and skip a Sunday.
Do love the freshness of the bed after I've changed them the following night(-s).
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I voted every couple of weeks. Well, routine here is taking the old sheets off the mattress/dusting/vacuum clean the bedroom/putting fresh sheets on again and do so every Sunday (every week thus) but ja, I must confess I sometimes lack doing so.. and skip a Sunday.
Do love the freshness of the bed after I've changed them the following night(-s).
Same here. It is easiest to get it all over with at once. If I am busy on Sunday I do a faster version, so the sheets are neglected.
Who would change them daily?! Madness.
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I usually sleep on futon with just a quilt
Sheets on my bed very seldom get used
I change them when company is coming and someone will be sleeping in the bed.
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I've downgraded to every couple of weeks, but I change the pillowcases a couple of times a week (helps prevent acne).
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I sleep without a pillow.
I seldom change my sheets...I usually prompt myself to change them when a relative comes into town. Or on the rare occasion that my dog decides to pee on the bed (usually after I clean and rearrange the room).
She is likely an aspie dog LOL.
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with that hair
pillow not needed :hahaha:
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with that hair
pillow not needed :hahaha:
O0
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
But what is woman's natural pillow? :blonde:
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
But what is woman's natural pillow? :blonde:
LOL
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
But what is woman's natural pillow? :blonde:
In some cases it is all of a man. Some women like to drape all over their man. Drives me fucking nuts when it happens to me.
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
But what is woman's natural pillow? :blonde:
In some cases it is all of a man. Some women like to drape all over their man. Drives me fucking nuts when it happens to me.
I believe you meant to post this in the thread for "developed world problems." :zoinks:
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
But what is woman's natural pillow? :blonde:
In some cases it is all of a man. Some women like to drape all over their man. Drives me fucking nuts when it happens to me.
I believe you meant to post this in the thread for "developed world problems." :zoinks:
No I did not. Draping Woman Syndrome is not confined to wealthier nations. In the worst case I am aware of a bunch of Hutus suffering from sleep deprivation took out their aggravations on their Tutsi neighbors. :christ:
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I sleep without a pillow.
Er, how? And why?! My fat head needs two pillows! :P
The arm is man's natural pillow. :M
But what is woman's natural pillow? :blonde:
Damn, am I failing again as a woman? I sleep on my own arm. Sometimes use my pillow too, sometimes not. Two pillows in my bed. Sirius uses one too, when not using my arm or leg to sleep on.
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I change them when the start to attack me. :tinfoil:
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Once every couple of weeks it all gets changed - sheet, pillowcase and quilt cover.
I just changed my sheet early though, it is one I bought online. Jersey cotton, very nice and soft.
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It's been ... awhile. I'll definitely do it by or during the weekend! :thumbup:
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Now I want to buy a jersey cotton quilt cover. Over $100 though. If I save for it and get it, I will never want to get out of bed in the mornings.
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:indeed:
Almost €70. Lot of money.
No shops with cheaper options?
I like flannel in winter, even softer than jersey. It's either really expensive, or at a bargain at discount textile shops. Can't afford the expensive stuff.
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umm, i sleep between sheets on a random basis ( i mostly just drop off wherever i happen to be, most often the sofa ) and i change them when i think "hmm. it's awhile since i changed them" or else when expecting guests (whichever comes soonest)
i would need to note sheet-changes in a diary to be able to figure out how often that comes to. and i would also ned to figure out a walkie-proof method of keeping my diary in a place where i can find it more often than not ; both of which would be highly novel circumstances.
you're tallking to somebody who got to the menpause before she got the hang of having monthly periods. they always arrived unexpectedly, cause i'd forget when the last one occured long before the monyth was up. amnd yeah, that sometimes occasioned a sheet-change, not to mention a good long soak of the sheets before washing them.
the feel of freshly-washed sheets next to skin is heavenly, but it doesn't last. the next night, the sheets feel unwashed again (by comparison) , and the following night, and the night after that. if sheets that really need changing feel or look any different , i've never noticed that difference. hmm, so maybe i've just happened to change them in time, every time? :shrug:
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PS in short: sorry, but none of those options seem to fit!
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Did no one tell you that the "monthly" in monthly periods is a myth? :tard:
I've promised myself a clean bed for over a week now. I'll do it when I feel better.
Bed of daughter gets cleaned more often. Nosebleeds do the trick there.
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Speaking of periods, I've only had one so far in 2017. Getting close to the end. :prude:
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Speaking of periods, I've only had one so far in 2017. Getting close to the end. :prude:
don't look so happy about it, since my supply of female hormones dried up, i've been strongly leaning towards that theory that they help to mask or modify the autism. and also a whole bunch of other things like seizures, ataxia and catastrophes in the gut region.
iIactually asked my Gp if i could have HRT, on the suspicion it would help the nameless disaster that was happening to my entire system, but she said "We only prescribe that for [typical ]menopausal symptoms"
Huh. foiled by the damned NHS again. (who's chief role in my life is to repeatedly say "No can do")
I suggest that if you get similar symptoms ( I very hope you don't) majke a big promotion out of night-sweats and such , just in case your Dutch system is similarly unhelpful.
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Speaking of periods, I've only had one so far in 2017. Getting close to the end. :prude:
don't look so happy about it, since my supply of female hormones dried up, i've been strongly leaning towards that theory that they help to mask or modify the autism. and also a whole bunch of other things like seizures, ataxia and catastrophes in the gut region.
iIactually asked my Gp if i could have HRT, on the suspicion it would help the nameless disaster that was happening to my entire system, but she said "We only prescribe that for [typical ]menopausal symptoms"
Huh. foiled by the damned NHS again. (who's chief role in my life is to repeatedly say "No can do")
I suggest that if you get similar symptoms ( I very hope you don't) majke a big promotion out of night-sweats and such , just in case your Dutch system is similarly unhelpful.
CBC is a proud American. ;)
I hope I take after my mom with menopauze. Though looking forward to another decade of menstruating is no fun. But her menopauze went as smooth as can be.
Think I could convince my Dutch GP to give me HRT, when needed.
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CBC is a proud American. ;)
I hope I take after my mom with menopauze. Though looking forward to another decade of menstruating is no fun. But her menopauze went as smooth as can be.
Think I could convince my Dutch GP to give me HRT, when needed.
ooops. i got her mixed up with you, hyke, didn't i?
that happen now and then, cos you are both prolific posters, you are both female, you are both admirable tpeople, and if i carry on much further with the sinmilarity thing, i shall begin to brown-nose so much that you will i am taking the piss or something.
but it's true. and besides i don't wabnt to offend the weeble. she might do some sort of menacing wobble-thing in my direction.
my mum disn't do the menopause thing until she was 60-or so. Far from taking after her, I've had my GP muttering "ealy menopause" at me since i was 37. Not because i had a particularly early menopauase, as things turned out, it was just the onky explanation she could think of for the bouts of excruciating pain i was getting in the appropriate part of my belly, investigation theroof having drawn a load of blanks (story of my life) .oh! and some other symptoms iiirc. but i've had so many mysrerious symptoms it's all a bit of a blur by now.
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CBC is a proud American. ;)
I hope I take after my mom with menopauze. Though looking forward to another decade of menstruating is no fun. But her menopauze went as smooth as can be.
Think I could convince my Dutch GP to give me HRT, when needed.
ooops. i got her mixed up with you, hyke, didn't i?
that happen now and then, cos you are both prolific posters, you are both female, you are both admirable tpeople, and if i carry on much further with the sinmilarity thing, i shall begin to brown-nose so much that you will i am taking the piss or something.
but it's true. and besides i don't wabnt to offend the weeble. she might do some sort of menacing wobble-thing in my direction.
my mum disn't do the menopause thing until she was 60-or so. Far from taking after her, I've had my GP muttering "ealy menopause" at me since i was 37. Not because i had a particularly early menopauase, as things turned out, it was just the onky explanation she could think of for the bouts of excruciating pain i was getting in the appropriate part of my belly, investigation theroof having drawn a load of blanks (story of my life) .oh! and some other symptoms iiirc. but i've had so many mysrerious symptoms it's all a bit of a blur by now.
*gently wobbles over :cbc: to sit with Walkie*
I didn't realize till very recently that some women can still have regular periods well into their 50s.
As a youngster/teenager, I thought every woman started menopause at 40-44 or so, and that it
lasted about six months. Naive. :laugh: So far, my own perimenopause has been uneventful. 8)
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@ the weeble: :) :hug:
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@ the weeble: :) :hug:
We need a Walkie smiley now. :)
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@ the weeble: :) :hug:
We need a Walkie smiley now. :)
oooh! i like that. but hang on... i wonder what a walkie smiley would look like? Eek! i have no idea!
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My wife and I love clean sheets, so no issue there. Regarding the kids, clean sheets is a potential war. Part of the point is to get them to Take Care Of Themselves!
I have even resorted to dumping left over spaghetti in my daughter's bed to convince her to freshen her bed clothes. I am not evil, just desperate to make a point at times.
It hurts us to go this far!
:bigcry:
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:LOL: Your poor daughter.
I am still guilty of not changing my sheets often enough. Come to think of it I should change them now and I've been putting it off for at least a week.
Sometimes one has to learn the consequences (or advantages) of these chores for oneself.
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:LOL: Your poor daughter.
I am still guilty of not changing my sheets often enough. Come to think of it I should change them now and I've been putting it off for at least a week.
Sometimes one has to learn the consequences (or advantages) of these chores for oneself.
Right.
But as a parent of full grown teens, my mind is often boggled by the simple things that we missed teaching them.
WTF do we do now!?????!
:GA:
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:LOL: Your poor daughter.
I am still guilty of not changing my sheets often enough. Come to think of it I should change them now and I've been putting it off for at least a week.
Sometimes one has to learn the consequences (or advantages) of these chores for oneself.
Right.
But as a parent of full grown teens, my mind is often boggled by the simple things that we missed teaching them.
WTF do we do now!?????!
:GA:
They'll have to have kids of their own to learn some things.
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Postponed changing the sheets for a few days with a reason. They promised a dry and sunny day today. Still is looking grey and as if it could rain any minute. But the washing machine is doing it's job. Tonight I hope to sleep between sun and wind dried sheets. Nothing can beat the feel and scent of sun and wind dried sheets.
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^ I get that all the time with my washing as we don't have a dryer.
Kayleigh's washing was left out overnight and so it didn't dry. It was clothes she planned to wear today and tomorrow - she's staying at a friend's place. So we made an early trip to the laundromat. I tried to convince her to walk there as it's five minutes away. But no, wet washing is too heavy. So I drove. I helped her fold her clothes once they came out of the dryer and wished we had a dryer as her clothes were so soft and warm. And crease free.
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I don't have a dryer either. But with the weather of past months my washing had to dry in the attic most of the time.
This afternoon it is warm, windy and sunny. Makes for much softer drying than drying in the attic.
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^ I get that all the time with my washing as we don't have a dryer.
Kayleigh's washing was left out overnight and so it didn't dry. It was clothes she planned to wear today and tomorrow - she's staying at a friend's place. So we made an early trip to the laundromat. I tried to convince her to walk there as it's five minutes away. But no, wet washing is too heavy. So I drove. I helped her fold her clothes once they came out of the dryer and wished we had a dryer as her clothes were so soft and warm. And crease free.
You often sound like you are describing either a small child or a crippled elderly person.
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What would Kayleigh have done if you had not been around?
If I'd leave my laundry out in the rain, I may end up blow drying a pair of knickers and wearing socks I do not like. So be it.
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All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.
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Changed my sheets last night, finally.
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I voted my bitches change my sheets. :zoinks:
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All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.
Sounds even more like little kid or elder, now.
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All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.
Sounds even more like little kid or elder, now.
:lol1:
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All her pants were wet. She was going to use the hair dryer but I thought that would take forever with a pair of trackies or jeans. So the laundromat it was.
Sounds even more like little kid or elder, now.
I'm waiting for the post where her jaw is just too tired to chew food.
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I think I will change my sheets tomorrow. :snooze: It's ... time.