Tempurpedic matresses... yeah or neah

Originally posted by ForeverSublime:
<strong>Please only post if you own one/have owned one. I know many have laid on them in stores, but it's not the same as having one when you are actually tired.

So, is it the way to go? For those who have them, or have had them, please tell me your experiences.

[ December 26, 2002: Message edited by: ForeverSublime ]</strong><hr></blockquote>

This past weekend I was at a convention held in a brand fucking new Marriot. Each and every matress there was a tempurpedic. They VERY comfortable under any cirumstance, tired, awake, etc. Plus, not to try and brag on the internet, but I took a love interest of mine back up to my room and the matress was great for that sort of thing as well.

I dont know how much they cost, so I really cant say wether its worth the buy. But dude, I liked it.

-joseph

[ December 26, 2002: Message edited by: joseph ]</p>

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Originally posted by NeoSneth:
<strong>They cost several grand. So if you are really into sleeping, then maybe look into one. I don see how a hotel could use them. They are like giant sponges. I would hate to spill anything on one.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Don't stay in joseph's room.

Jeff

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Originally posted by SoloFenris:
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Don't stay in joseph's room.

Jeff</strong><hr></blockquote>

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