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I don't think I like the looks of this bed. It has no character at all and looks cold and uncomfortable.
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That's because it doesn't have a matress on it.Originally Posted by Leeza
Seriously! :rolleyes2 The bare "monolith" wouldn't be the bed's final form...it would have a mattress or some sort of padding...I imagine some space age "memory foam" or something
That aside, this seems like a really stupid idea. I mean, besides "It hovers!" I have to admit that is a really compelling argument. :rolleyes2You might as well buy a hovering bath tub!
(I foresee a great many replies: "A floating bath tub? What a great idea!")
Now if you could figure out a way to make a sleeper (harmlessly) hover over a bed, and thereby alleviate the strain of pressure points, that would be something to talk about!
Brian: "If I remember correctly, this is the Physics Department."
Chris: "That would explain all the gravity."
A floating bath tub? What a great idea!
I would defiantely buy that if I had the money for it. Be great for.... umm, entertaining the female species.
Undebatable proof that I'm psychic!!:goofy:
Brian: "If I remember correctly, this is the Physics Department."
Chris: "That would explain all the gravity."
No, seriously. A floating bath tub is a retardedly good idea.
In fact, all furnishings should float. Beds, baths, tables, all of it.
Edit: Looks like a lot of people don't know how magnets work. Oh well.
Sure we do. They push stuffs. Or something to that affect.
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