I like this. Something lighthearted in the community section and made me laugh.
I personally throw European pillows to the side. i don't understand them either. In saying that, they make a great back rest when sitting up in bed. Maybe that is their purpose?
They're shocking from an ergonomic perspective to actually sleep on unless you need your upper torso, head and neck to be raised off the bed for some reason. Use them for reading et al., ditch for snoozin'.
TheRealBabushka
TheRealBabushka
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Before I'm savaged for asking this question; I'm on holidays and being somewhat flippant and whimsical -Nevertheless still curious about this.
Grannular
Grannular
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I like this. Something lighthearted in the community section and made me laugh.
ajstubbs
ajstubbs
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They're shocking from an ergonomic perspective to actually sleep on unless you need your upper torso, head and neck to be raised off the bed for some reason. Use them for reading et al., ditch for snoozin'.
dp
dp
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i with you - they make no sense. My theory is that they are a status symbol (my bed is so big, a normal pillow will not suffice) lol
daft009
daft009
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I've always done 1 if they are soft & squishy
User
User
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I always like building a fort with all the pillows around my head so that my big head would be supported regardless of how I roll.