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Sometimes I literally have to get inside the doona cover with the doona so I can make sure the bottom corners actually line up.
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Sometimes I literally have to get inside the doona cover with the doona so I can make sure the bottom corners actually line up.
You just get the entire doona inside the doona cover, then grab two end corners through the two end corners of the doona cover, and shake it until the entire doona's flat inside the cover. That's easy.
Try having one side of your bed against the wall and having to put on a fitted sheet. Mission impossible
Not everyone on here is female you know... (or straight )...
Shell, be a woman and do your job without complaining... but then I suppose you wouldn't be a woman if you weren't complaining.
So there was no way to move the bed outwards to get in and around and put the sheet on?
enough of this pillow talk
what really shits me is when people earning millions of $$$ a year put on a show to try an get common people to try an donate money.
If there that worried about how about they all put in a few million each
w***er teenagers who think I want to listen to their crap music, i was on the train the other day when I gave a 14yo a choice. Turn down that shit music or buy a new set of headphones. he looked at me before rolling his eyes. He now must buy new headphones.
Thugs who think they're tough policing 14yr olds on the train when they're well within their rights listening to music on their headphones, or tools who lie about it.
Haha to be fair though, i think he means when it's right up full blast so the whole carriage can hear it. I wouldn't want to put up with it either. But on the same coin, it can't be good for their hearing having the music up full blast going directly into their ear like that.
Parents of young children
Went to the movies the other night to see the 8:30 showing.
When waiting for the doors to open I see 2 babies, no more than a few months old. 5 minutes into the movie the crying started and the parents just sat there. I would pay extra for a kids-free showing.
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(Also back to the young kids/babies in cinemas thing- iirc there were sessions held called "mums with bubs".. or something like that. What happened to those??)
Mums with bubs? Wouldn't that just a be a huge crying session and no one would be able to understand the movie at all?