Quicksand Fans

Ran across this in a story in Yahoo news about memory foam beds...

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/sex-or-sleep-.html?page=1

I thought it was pretty funny... especially the reference describing what it's like during the act... LOL

Wayne

Mudbogz wrote:Ran across this in a story in Yahoo news about memory foam beds...

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/sex-or-sleep-.html?page=1

I thought it was pretty funny... especially the reference describing what it's like during the act... LOL

Wayne

Obviously, it is a marketing issue... I bet if they play that line up, they can find all sorts of customers in the qs community....

It's like trying to do it in quicksand.

Sold.

It's kinda funny, because waterbeds were the ultimate 'traction-less' beds. They weren't even mentioned.

I guess that's what happens when half of the writers out there weren't even alive in the 70's.

Ah, memories. My Lady Wife had a full-wave-motion waterbed when we got married. Was quite a timing challenge, so to speak, and really annoying when the bed waves got 180 degrees out of phase with. . .

dlodoski wrote:It's kinda funny, because waterbeds were the ultimate 'traction-less' beds. They weren't even mentioned.

I guess that's what happens when half of the writers out there weren't even alive in the 70's.

PM2K wrote:

Mudbogz wrote:Ran across this in a story in Yahoo news about memory foam beds...

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/sex-or-sleep-.html?page=1

I thought it was pretty funny... especially the reference describing what it's like during the act... LOL

Wayne

Obviously, it is a marketing issue... I bet if they play that line up, they can find all sorts of customers in the qs community....

'cept we would REALLY try n do it in qs if we found i lol!

dlodoski wrote:It's kinda funny, because waterbeds were the ultimate 'traction-less' beds. They weren't even mentioned.

I guess that's what happens when half of the writers out there weren't even alive in the 70's.

Actually waterbeds were mentioned. It's a two page article, the stuff about water beds was on page 2.

quagmire_uk wrote:

dlodoski wrote:It's kinda funny, because waterbeds were the ultimate 'traction-less' beds. They weren't even mentioned.

I guess that's what happens when half of the writers out there weren't even alive in the 70's....

Actually waterbeds were mentioned. It's a two page article, the stuff about water beds was on page 2.

Ah, and so it is.

But it's funny that they didn't get any boomers talking about having sex on one. At least I'm part of the 28%.