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This is a comfy inlatable mattress that
you'd use as any other. However at it's
base are many irregularly shaped
protruberences. When the alarm goes off
in the morning the bed slowly deflates.
After a couple of minutes you're left lying
on what feels to be large dice, or baseballs
or jacks
(it doesn't really matter -
uncomfortable shapes). Good for those
who keep hitting the snooze. The mattress
could even have two sides/alarms, for
your other.
(?) never oversleep again
http://www.halfbake...20oversleep_20again
A tilting mattress. Note the category, please. [phoenix, Oct 04 2004]
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Just join a rowing team. If you sleep through your alarm, you're guaranteed to receive a phone call 30 seconds after practice begins. |
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Thanks, Phoenix. Of course, you have
no
problem rising. |
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Of course for some the hard, uncomfortable under surface may be a vast improvement over the current pillow-top surface now. *ahem* |
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It should also make a huge farting noise as it deflates, like a giant whoopie cushion. |
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just like the motorized futon this is just a nother frat like prank on your geusts that have to sleep in the toy room on an iflatable bed and at four in the morning the dog comes in and chews a hole in it. thus idea good |
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This is brilliant!!! I want one. It is also the perfect invention for the 80% (Estimated) of western people who share a bed with their wife/husband/significant other and have to get up at different times, without waking the other person. It could come with a built in "roughness" control which changes the underbed terrain from "flat board" to "Large irregular boulders" |
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