It's not that I don't like it, either. It's that I don't care. I don't *need* it to keep up some image or to be happy, so I don't buy it.
Anyone else just not give a fuck about nice things?
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It's not that I don't like it, either. It's that I don't care. I don't *need* it to keep up some image or to be happy, so I don't buy it.
heh mattresses are always going to be based on personal preference but I needed something that would be soft enough to curve to me and he needed someting that would absorb my "flopping" as he calls it (I'm a wiggler) I actually wiggle alot less in this bed cause it's so comfortable. Here's what we got The ComforPedic® Capri - ComforPedic by Simmons™ King. Looking at some of the pricing on the web looks like they have some deals out there. Def test it out first. If you have a rooms to go near you they carry the line.
edit: there's also a good thread around here based on mattresses.
DON't BUY IT....
You would end up sleeping more than you need to
What you say...is true.
One of the many reasons I love WF. Threads about every topic under the sun.
'Mattress type for maximum EPC?'
http://www.wickedfire.com/shooting-shit/58860-what-kind-matress-should-i-buy.html
Reading back over my post in that thread, i was talking about our previous bed there which was a simmons beautyrest, also highly recommended, but not nearly as "cloud like" but still great for couples due to the less movement. We switched to the capri memory foam when we decided to get a King. Oh and the reason we went with that one was because it addressed the heat issue that was the problem with other tempurpedics type mattresses and people who "sleep hot". This has some sort of gel top that helps keep you cool. A noticeable difference (compared to when i've slept on regular memory foam at hotels.)
Dude I walk around in shorts and thats it. I try to go as many days as possible without 1) putting on shoes and 2) putting on a shirt.
I don't make money for other people I make money for myself. Really, I don't care what people think.
This industry is nearly all young people and that's how this generation of young people are, at least for the most part.
I like very nice things, but to get them i'm pursuing a more long term strategy instead of blowing most of my income in the nigga gangsta style on stuff that loses me money.
Driving around in a modified £16k secondhand 2003 BMW E46 M3 that's done 57,000 miles is not 'balling', but I'd say having enough to effortlessly buy a brand new Porsche 911 Turbo is. Until I reach that status I will not be splashing out on anything.
Driving around in a modified £16k secondhand 2003 BMW E46 M3 that's done 57,000 miles is not 'balling', but I'd say having enough to effortlessly buy a brand new Porsche 911 Turbo is. Until I reach that status I will not be splashing out on anything.
