I think it is called Toscana, it is just a box, but with a mechanism to raise the head (and feet), which will be handy for reading in bed. I never yet found a truly comfortable place for reading, this may be it.
Some people take to these mattresses immediately, others take up to months before they start loving them.
Tempur gives you a more even pressure on matress that makes you float to sleep. Joints have less pressure and circulation is improved without any hot spots. The best bed ever and my last was a Royal Standard JC
So do I. The "dummy" thingie is really getting old, man. Specially considering your notoriously inventive wit.
Besides, I still haven't found a snappy retort to it. Somehow, "if I'm a dummy, you must be a pupeteer" doesn't feel clever enough. Ah, I've got another craftsman-sounding one! "I am rubber, you are glue..."
(Hmm... what next? "Roses are prettier when they are blue"? Naah! Too sweet, not insulting enough.)
You win this time, you bean-eater backwards-perfumer. But I'll be back! With a vengeance. (Which, like les haricots, is a dish better served cold.)
Wow, you're really in a teasing mood today, aintcha?
ReplyDeleteEolake,
ReplyDeletePlease let us know how you like it over the next couple of weeks. Also, which model did you get?
My finace and I are considering getting one, so we're looking for as many real-life reviews as possible!
Thanks,
- Phil
Will do.
ReplyDeleteI think it is called Toscana, it is just a box, but with a mechanism to raise the head (and feet), which will be handy for reading in bed. I never yet found a truly comfortable place for reading, this may be it.
Some people take to these mattresses immediately, others take up to months before they start loving them.
P.S.,
ReplyDeleteWhat was that word exactly? Before you buy, are you consulting your finance, or your fiance?
I like to have a quick nap on a Tempur Fugit. With that model, 14 winks are enough.
Eolake,
ReplyDeleteI've already got at home a mechanism to raise my head and feet, and I got it for free. It's called "Mom".
Doesn't she get tired after a while?
ReplyDeletePascal,
ReplyDelete"finace" is the Italian word for my doppelganger - yeah, that's it... :)
But yes, actually, my fiance and my finances have to agree to the purchase!
Adam,
ReplyDeleteWith the model I'm advertising (and being well paid for it, too), you don't need 40 winks to get rested.
Now, you apologize, and go fast 14 days and 14 nights in the desert for penitence. Call it a fugue in the desert, if you wish.
"Mary and Joseph took baby Jesus, and they fleed in a Jeep for safety."
At last, my insult contest is starting. It tease about "fuguing" time, too.
ReplyDeleteYou see, Adam? I knew you had it in you. In fact, you're probably full of i... oopsie! almost broke the rules here.
One day, they'll teach the kids in school that "it all started with a fugue, good men". Remember the Adam-o?
Riddle me this, Adam : at what temperature does a tea sing? I'll leave you a tempurary period to sing about it, ya?
(Did I go too far? There's that singing feeling again...)
Tempur gives you a more even pressure on matress that makes you float to sleep. Joints have less pressure and circulation is improved without any hot spots. The best bed ever and my last was a Royal Standard JC
ReplyDeleteAdam,
ReplyDeleteSo do I. The "dummy" thingie is really getting old, man. Specially considering your notoriously inventive wit.
Besides, I still haven't found a snappy retort to it. Somehow, "if I'm a dummy, you must be a pupeteer" doesn't feel clever enough. Ah, I've got another craftsman-sounding one! "I am rubber, you are glue..."
(Hmm... what next? "Roses are prettier when they are blue"? Naah! Too sweet, not insulting enough.)
You win this time, you bean-eater backwards-perfumer. But I'll be back! With a vengeance. (Which, like les haricots, is a dish better served cold.)