Just not right

Leslie

Leslie

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I'm watching a local chat show. I usually quite enjoy it. Home furnishings, fashion, cooking etc. Sometimes they go a bit overboard with the trendy thing though.

Today, they're showing beds and bedsheets.


SUEDE bedsheets. WTF? How does that ever come clean?! Ewwww!
 
EEEEEwwweee!

real suede or faux? :eek6:

Cos there's a fashion at the mo for the fake one's over here... they're washable...

But yeh... I get ya with the real suede... surely after a while you'd have to chisel your way into bed... because seriously... who could be bothered to dry clean bedding?
 
They said real suede. Freakin' gross if you ask me :sick: between the not washing em and the smell overpowering when you lay on them.

I'm sure it feels wonderful...but ewwwwww.
 
We've got the Hanes flannel bedsheets and I love em. Suede, I don't know. I'm thinking maybe if I lived up there in Iceville, but not down here.
 
I looooooove flannel sheets :D

The Mennonites around here make jammies out of them for kids, so my boys each have a pair. They look so sweet and cuddly. :love:
 
I just want to state for the record, since I'm likely the only one to have experienced it. Bare ass naked with a girl between bearskins, beside a roaring fire is abso-fucking-lutely the best
 
I almost bought one of those white sheepskins at IKEA last week just for that purpose :lloyd:

then I realized it'd just sit in the cupboard...so I didn't.
 
Leslie said:
I looooooove flannel sheets :D

The Mennonites around here make jammies out of them for kids, so my boys each have a pair. They look so sweet and cuddly. :love:
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Oooooooh yes! Flannelettes!!!!!

In winter I have been known to wear flannel PJ's and flannel dressing gown, bed socks... in bed with flannelette sheets and... and... and a 15 tog duvet with a 4.5 on the top... just incase!

I'm like you Les... I HATE the cold!
 
I highly doubt anything bought at IKEA (swedish for I can't believe I was stupid enough to buy this crap) ever came within shooting distance of a sheep.
 
as do I :lloyd:. But it was soft and fuzzy and warm.

that was my first and last trip there, I think. I got a couple lamps that were nifty. The bulbs cost more than the lamps.
 
IKEA has become a British institution... no couple's sunday is complete with out the obligatory trip...

The stuffs okay...but nothing to shout about... :shrug:
 
ClaireBear said:
we have "The Pier" over here too... Ikea is cheaper... and I thought Ikea was Swedish?
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Beats me. :shrug: I don't even go into WalMart, except to buy drinking water...
 
Leslie said:
He...goes to a...grocery store?
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Military comissary for food, and AAFES (BX) for just about everything else. If I happen to catch a fish, however, I'll have that. :shrug:
 
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