The womb. I could never seem to get comfortable. I was always tossing and turning, I never could stretch out like I wanted. That’s why I finally broke out (early).
when i was about 18 i slept in the woods one night , never again.
It wasn't an issue of comfort, it was all about the frogs under the raised floors
FYI, these threads seem to be part of a series that the OP is asking on multiple forums.
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when i was about 18 i slept in the woods one night , never again.
FYI, these threads seem to be part of a series that the OP is asking on multiple forums.
FYI, these threads seem to be part of a series that the OP is asking on multiple forums.
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Wow, you’re right. Not just this but all the threads the OP has started seem to be versions of one’s they’d asked elsewhere...
Easy enough to imagine, been there and done that with many-many others on beds much smaller than a twin.- imagine a 5' 11" 280 lb guy sleeping in a TWIN BED! As a single I got what was left after all the couples claimed the rooms with the larger beds.
A few hours in the floor below the bed of a patient in the Neurosurgery ward while I was an intern, it was a "take it or leave it" option.when i was about 18 i slept in the woods one night , never again.
Worst place I slept was Community Discussion on MacRumors while it was being data mined.when i was about 18 i slept in the woods one night , never again.
Needs to pick up the pace if it wants to troll in PRSI this fall, no?FYI, these threads seem to be part of a series that the OP is asking on multiple forums.
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A bathtub.
College was fun!
You win.Lightweight.
When I was growing up, I was in the Boy Scouts. Took a canoeing trip in the Florida Everglades. Got lost on our way to the campsite (no GPS back then) and had to spend a night in our canoes in a thunderstorm.