MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:"Water Beds" !!Who still wants that stuff?! Go to bed and get seasick.
Had one for 20 years; seasick??? Wherever do you get these odd notions? Ours was exceptionally stable, heated, and worth every penny on those colder winter nights....
My odd notions come from my experiences, albeit possibly limited, at times. The few times I had a chance to sit or lay on a water bed, its contents moved and roiled under me, moving me; hence, my aversion. See?Plus, who wants a bed that can spring a leak, and some have sprung leaks, ya know.
Good ones are very stable; cheap ones are not. The roof can leak too, but you have one.....
One case in the News quite some tine ago, which may have contributed to their falling out of favor, had a poor fellow trying to roll it out of its box and rest it on his balcony. It broke the balcony OFF the building AND went rolling down the street, stopping when landing on a VW Beetle, which it nearly flattened. Huh? Huh?
If it broke off the balcony, someone needs to find the builder and sue their a$$. If it could be that heavy, he could not have possibly have moved it. I could barely more ours w/o the water in it! I would however like to see a rolling waterbed mattress........seems rather odd, maybe round and full of water, and probably impossible for a person to have moved.
So, it is I would ask you, what ever possessed you to get one? Aren't "normal" mattresses sufficient for your needs? AND , if they were (not are anymore, right?) so wonderful, why have they fallen out of favor so totally/ Huh? Hmmm?![]()
Silly - my wife wanted it. Happy wife; happy life.
I don't know that they are out of favor other than in your perception.
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