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crumbs! crumbs!

 cellular sheets
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where do those annoying little crumbs come from? I don’t eat in bed at all so how come just when I am getting comfy and settling down, there will somewhere from nowhere spring an annoying little sharp object that feels like the size of a kitchen knife although when I locate the little buggar, it is miniscule? these cellular sheets have a cellular weave like their sister product the cellular blanket. only these little darlings are thinner and cooler.

any little crumb or piece of grit will slide into one of the weeny little pockets/cells and leave my skin unscratched and my dreams peaceful.

all crumbs and grit will rinse out quite easily in the wash.

—po, May 16 2004

Bentonite Toxicosis in a Cat from Ingestion of Cat Litter http://cats.about.c...cles/hornfeldt.html
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Zanzibar + fat cat? http://www.personal...l/jlp440/FatCat.JPG
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       Not to be confused with crumby cellular phones.
—FarmerJohn, May 16 2004
   

       Sleep on a hammock?
—DrCurry, May 16 2004
   

       Like toasters, beds neeed crumb trays.
—hippo, May 16 2004
   

       I'm curious to know how you are getting crumbs in your bed if you don't eat there.
—waugsqueke, May 16 2004
   

       the cats ! they've been sneaking their fishy bits into bed po!
—dentworth, May 16 2004
   

       I'd be quite concerned about the origin, nature and possibly the species of these non-food crumbs.
—Gromit, May 16 2004
   

       When I was little, (yes, I was little once), there was a sign in my bedroom: 'Warning: Do not eat cookies in bed.'
—RayfordSteele, May 16 2004
   

       Reminds me of a Three's Company episode where Chrisie is asked to make bread crumbs for stuffing. She says "You don't make bread crumbs silly, you just get them from your bed."   

       Verry interesting... +
—sartep, May 17 2004
   

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       po, could you get the cells large enough to catch the crumbs while having the weave tight enough not to leave a pattern on your body? (or you could just go with the pattern on the body)
—Lacus Trasumenus, May 17 2004
   

       heh thats funny, I must think about that!
—po, May 17 2004
   

       I suffer from the same problem. I must surrender a bun to this idea.
—Letsbuildafort, May 17 2004
   

       Hm. Interesting. An alternative is to train ants to clean your bed for you. Persuading them to leave may be tricky though.
—spacemoggy, May 17 2004
   

       Arse-soothe-enal!
—po, May 17 2004
   

       Curses! I shouldn't have made my presence known.
—spacemoggy, May 17 2004
   

       It's so wierd I have to give it a [+].
—5th Earth, May 17 2004
   

       I left the bun in your bed. +
—k_sra, May 18 2004
   

       maybe we just need to invent a special hoover adaptor for bed... for the crumbs ofcourse...
—etherman, May 18 2004
   

       Follow up idea required: method for removing the family of rats who will no doubt move in to your bed sheets once they discover the plentiful supply of crumbs collected there for their convenience.
—dobtabulous, May 18 2004
   

       this is no excuse for sloppy housekeeping.
—po, May 18 2004
   

       // this is no excuse for sloppy housekeeping //   

       In that case [po] I'll have to fishbone it.
—dobtabulous, May 18 2004
   

       hmmm. can you bone somebody and give them a bun at the same time?   

       answers on a postcard
—etherman, May 18 2004
   

       The origin of 90% of all non-cookie crumbs is the sticky bentonite clay that’s used for clumping cat litter. The stuff tracks everywhere on kitty feet.
—ldischler, May 18 2004
   

       ah now that makes sense. my cats have the run of the place during the day!
—po, May 18 2004
   

       Data: Didn’t have cats; didn’t have crumbs. Got married to person with cats; had crumbs. Examined crumb under microscope: perfect match to cat litter. Told spouse we were sleeping in cat filth. Immediately regretted it.
—ldischler, May 18 2004
   

       why, what did she do?
—po, May 18 2004
   

       No more pussy.
—FarmerJohn, May 18 2004
   

       Ah, thanks, FJ. I wasn't sure how to put it.
—ldischler, May 18 2004
   

       I left a bun in your bed but it turned into crumbs.
—DesertFox, May 18 2004
   

       This catastrophe could have been avoided if you hadn't catst it aside when I stated catagorically, that it was the cats, po! [edit] not gonna make this easy for me are you!
—dentworth, May 18 2004
   

       cat's poo?
—po, May 18 2004
   

       We used to let our cats into the bedroom too, but stopped when they decided to leave presents like frogs and birds in our bed. I suspect these would be more annonying than crumbs! And the perforations in your cellular sheets would become inconveniently large in order to accommodate frog parts!
—dobtabulous, May 19 2004
   

       thats what they told YOU!
—po, May 19 2004
   

       No, there's just too many jokes from that one, and they are all wrong. It pains me to leave this alone.
—sartep, May 19 2004
   

       Yeah, blame the bl**dy kats, why don't you.
—The Kat, May 19 2004
   

       Bad-Ass Cat?
—spacemoggy, May 20 2004
   


 

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