Then you decide to get up, turn the lights on, the wave function collapses and it just a normal 3 dimensional sheet again.
The nerve…
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Then you decide to get up, turn the lights on, the wave function collapses and it just a normal 3 dimensional sheet again.
The nerve…
I got myself one of those 100 sqft blankets and now instead of waking up with my blanket only covering one kneecap I have to swim my way out of Narnia.
10/10, highly recommend.
we sleep on a queen, our blankets are a california king. only time we really fight over the blanket is when the cat is laying on the wrong part and we can’t move the blanket without making the cat get up.
Nr. 3 only works if it’s animated…
THIS is what the top sheet is good for. A good top sheet tuck and you can swim under the sheet and your blanket will remain in place.
Unless you death roll … you’re just gonna end up wrapped in blanket and sheet if you death roll
The tag edge is quantum superpositioned with the other 3 edges.
The thread count also goes from infinite to approaching, but never reaching, zero.
This must be why I sometimes wake up in a different orientation, unsure of what room I’m in.
toy_boat_toy_boat@lemmy.world 1 day ago
when i was a kid, my mom used to tie my mitts to a string of yarn that she’d run between the arms of my coat so i wouldn’t lose them.
you’re gonna think i’m crazy.
i did the same thing with my sheet. yarn and a darning needle, poked a hole in each bottom corner and tied them to the posts.
now i can also make a little parachute fort, too, but it’s always full of farts