| User | Comment |
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| RainingFeathers | | posted 19-Apr-2005 12:40pm |
I'm not sure. I'm afraid to look under there. Probably just dust bunnies. |
| msgman | | posted 19-Apr-2005 12:47pm |
Fluff, mostly. |
paulyw    | | posted 19-Apr-2005 12:52pm |
NOTHING!! I have a waterbed. |
bill    | | posted 19-Apr-2005 12:54pm |
not much |
| Biggles | | posted 19-Apr-2005 1:04pm |
Carpet. |
| cerealkiller | | posted 19-Apr-2005 1:06pm |
cats |
| southernyankee | | posted 19-Apr-2005 1:21pm |
A whole bunch of spare sheets and a whole bunch of dust.
I also have a dead body in there. Takes a lot of air fresherners to take care of that one. |
| Updown | | posted 19-Apr-2005 1:33pm |
Nothing (except dust) |
| gingersnap | | posted 19-Apr-2005 1:34pm |
Well...since I live in a dorm room it's up kind of high, so I have storage boxes, my mini fridge and my printer under my bed. |
| Enheduanna | | posted 19-Apr-2005 2:40pm |
Some intermetro shelves, a few storage containers, and most of the time, a cat. |
| patarnone | | posted 19-Apr-2005 3:15pm |
The rug.
I don't sleep on a regular bed. I have 3 foam pads on the floor. |
| ASexyBabe | | posted 19-Apr-2005 3:22pm |
carpet and under that padding and under that hardwood floors and under that framing and under that insulation and wiring and under that drywall and paint and underthat is the garage |
Lahdee  | | posted 19-Apr-2005 6:19pm |
nothing |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 19-Apr-2005 6:31pm |
Unless you count the carpet, nothing. my bed (mattress & boxsprings) sits directly on the carpet. |
| LindaH | | posted 19-Apr-2005 7:00pm |
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| autumnlight | | posted 19-Apr-2005 7:07pm |
collapsed boxes, bags of stuff I'm going to sell on ebay, a few books |
| Matty | | posted 19-Apr-2005 7:44pm |
our sex swing |
| CGTREE | | posted 19-Apr-2005 8:39pm |
Actually I built my self a loft bed that is 5 and a half feet off the floor....and below it is my work area.....with a giant desk that wrapped all the way around my room......which I built my self also. And that is where I do my wood carving. |
Galomorro  | | posted 19-Apr-2005 9:51pm |
Nothing. I have a wood futon frame which sits directly on the floor. |
| Glassa | | posted 19-Apr-2005 11:27pm |
My husband sleeps on the bed.
He has porn magazines mostly. There's also a blood pressure cuff and a fire-proof container of old papers.
Also a big wooden stick that could beat the hell out of someone who breaks into our house. |
| bcollins | | posted 20-Apr-2005 1:00am |
Raggedy-ass carpet. My bed is a fold-out couch and the only thing under it, at least as far as I know, is ratty looking green shag carpet. |
| Kristal_Rose | | posted 20-Apr-2005 3:10am |
I just relocated my liquor cabinet to a neighbors apartment. I still have a couple trunk of a couple thousand Viewmaster reels, wrapping paper, carpet rollers for building a cat tree, oh, and a guitar case containing guitar backpacks, oh, I think I have a box of shoes down there too. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to CGTREE) posted 20-Apr-2005 3:12am |
I've been wanting to do that myself. |
| Amanda | | posted 20-Apr-2005 3:21am |
Carpet. I just moved and haven't bought a bedframe, yet. My boxspring and mattress are on the floor. |
| BionicLips | | posted 20-Apr-2005 3:23am |
boxes of things stored |
| kittykate | | posted 20-Apr-2005 6:58am |
i have boxes full of shoes, buffy collectables, bags and just crap basically :P |
| ROCKMAN | | posted 20-Apr-2005 7:20am |
Nothing, notta, it's clean under my bed. |
| gambler | | posted 20-Apr-2005 8:06am |
dust? |
| Danger | | posted 20-Apr-2005 9:48am |
Right now I'm under my bed, along with my desk, everything on it, some shoes, my chair, a dresser type thing, my shower stuff, and my food. |
| Zang | | posted 20-Apr-2005 10:08am |
Carpet |
| Jody | | posted 20-Apr-2005 10:36am |
Carpeting. |
| they | | posted 20-Apr-2005 1:05pm |
I just kicked a heating pad and a few of my SO's shoes under there while vacuuming the other day..
Other than that, there is probably a lot of cat hair and some of my kid's toys..
We just picked up the mattress and box springs and cleaned under there over the winter sometime though... so it's not too bad.
Great survey  |
| FordGuy | | posted 20-Apr-2005 2:56pm |
Air |
| Wolfgang |
Your liquor cabinet was formerly under your bed? Oh my...probably to get up the nerve to go on those 3am alley walks! Really, KR! |
| Wolfgang | | posted 20-Apr-2005 5:58pm |
My most prized recipes! Actually in a lock box, under the bed. recently i found a dead sparrow that must have, somehow, gotten in the house. Thank God, i thought it was my cooking. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to Wolfgang) posted 20-Apr-2005 6:44pm |
I was collecting something exotic once per month for witchy mixing at my rare parties. I had accumulated 48 bottles of things like watermelon liquer, good port, ouzo, etc., not including a few bottles of St. Pauli Girl and Sonora Barley-wine. It didn't dawn on me that i'd be saying good-bye to those old friends for several months while my my bro saves up money to move back home. The closest I got to drinking alone was a sipped shot-glass of port or irish cream for desert.
I found some sparrow legs in my hall a few days ago. Apparently the cats are compelled to have a sacrifice anytime I have a new guest. You suddenly remind to worry what became of the rest of the bird. I suppose if he were still here though, I'd have an ant trail to follow. |
| Ricksal15 | | posted 20-Apr-2005 7:00pm |
Nothing, really. |
| ElvisFan67 | | posted 20-Apr-2005 7:30pm |
Nothing now. |
| BillyBobBob | | posted 20-Apr-2005 9:24pm |
my ex-gf |
| BerrieGrrl | | posted 20-Apr-2005 11:10pm |
i wonder how many people will say monsters? anyway, currently i have my summer shoes, some misc. toys, i think some books, my fireproof box with mine and the kids s.s. cards and such...who even knows? i'm a bit of a pack rat so i'm sure i'm forgetting stuff. |
| BerrieGrrl | | (reply to Matty) posted 20-Apr-2005 11:12pm |
fun  |
| Matty |
yeah, it's great |
jettles  | | posted 21-Apr-2005 8:22am |
nothing |
| CGTREE |
Cool, It really creates a lot of extra room. And It didn't cost very much either. I just bought a bunch of 2X4's, and thats what I used. |
| freebird | | posted 21-Apr-2005 6:23pm |
DIRT!!  |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to CGTREE) posted 21-Apr-2005 8:53pm |
I'm afraid to lose some air space visibility though, especially since my bed is in front of the only major window. I suppose I could put it elsewhere since it would create more space though. |
| romkey | | posted 21-Apr-2005 9:59pm |
Floor. |
| CGTREE |
Yeah that would work. My bed is right across from the window. Of course I put up 4 extra lights so I can work in a well lit area. |
| tweedle | | posted 21-Apr-2005 11:49pm |
dust bunnies |
| justjulie | | (reply to CGTREE) posted 22-Apr-2005 7:45am |
how very cool!
i would love to do something like that...just so practical. and not to mention clean looking also. |
| justjulie | | (reply to Amanda) posted 22-Apr-2005 7:46am |
happy happy happy birthday to you my little pudding pop of love!!
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| pandora | | posted 22-Apr-2005 10:05am |
Box spring and floor. |
Iseult  | | posted 22-Apr-2005 12:24pm |
Dust and carpet. |
| Wolfgang |
What an explosive combination. An alcoholic brother and exotic liquors in a bedroom! Maybe your rare parties should become more frequent so the liquor under the bed feels it is going to have some grand purpose. If all your brother did was drink it, the poor exotic liquid must have left very disappointed. All that waiting...for what?  |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to Wolfgang) posted 22-Apr-2005 4:25pm |
The collection grew during and after college courses when parties were more frequent. It took me a while to readjust my buying for the fact that without college, wild mystical women weren't visiting. Any more parties like that will have to wait till he's gone.
It left the house the night before he arrived. |
| Wolfgang |
Are you holding up well ? I guess he is still with you, and was ambitious about seeking employment, but so many other issues have to be settled before any success of that can come. We both know that. Yes, one can find a job. But how does one keep a job if being in an alcoholic daze is what one is most comfortable with? It is important to get sober, yes,,,,it is important to stay sober...yes...but until one is comfortable in the state of recovery...very little else can be accomplished. And this does take time. Time that people do not gives themselves, thus, failure at living life is, more or less, expected by themselves and their loved ones. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to Wolfgang) posted 22-Apr-2005 4:57pm |
He stopped drinking when he arrived. He said he'd die of seizures without tapering off, and I told him that he'd have to die on the streets then. For a couple days I telepathically went through his headaches, burning head at night, and waited out the hot/cold sweats shakes with him. He accepted that he'd have to make far more money than he was thinking up north, and was willing to find fast food work. On his fifth day here he found a good job doing bmw and mercedes diagnostics/repair on commission, and will be making good money. He hadn't worked in a year or two.
It was a fairly miracle recovery, but next I need to work on his maintaining a non-oblivious spiritual connection and psychological awareness even when things are going well, so he remains self-aware and doesn't sleep-walk himself into negligent troubles again. When he's sober, he's good company, and his wife (my ex-wife) becomes helpful, etc etc.
I was really worried I'd find that his problems didn't go away with the alcohol. The only problem that isn't fading right away is the poor memory of prior day events. I expect that will be half the problem in a month, and half that in a year.
Eventually we need to get down to deeper life drives and motives. A 9-5 routine alone might not fulfill other life needs. To do it, he turns off his dreamy excited adventurous spirit. |
| Dino | | posted 22-Apr-2005 5:16pm |
Nothing, its a big divan bed with drawers at the bottom. So, under the actual bed is nothing, (other than carpet and floor of course) |
| BerrieGrrl | | (reply to Matty) posted 22-Apr-2005 11:59pm |
i know
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| Amanda | | (reply to justjulie) posted 23-Apr-2005 8:50am |
I am honored to know that I'm your little pudding pop! |
| Maarten | | posted 24-Apr-2005 7:21am |
Dust. |
| justjulie | | (reply to Amanda) posted 24-Apr-2005 8:08am |
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| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 24-Apr-2005 5:47pm |
I sure hope the hell I have no bedbugs biting me? They would have a feast on little ol me oh my. I have seen only dust under my bed and no bedbugs so far or any creatures from Mars or Jupiter? Aaaak eeeek |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 24-Apr-2005 5:51pm |
And of course my Cat's toys are under my bed and I have not looked under the other bed in the other bedroom? It sounds very frightening and spooky this survey should include Halloween Time? |
| Jemmy | | posted 24-Apr-2005 11:50pm |
Drawers filled with clothing and shoes. |
| ShesNotThere | | posted 25-Apr-2005 2:10pm |
A shoe box full of picture, a shoe box full of notes, cards, and love letters, eddie bauer duffel bag, nike shoes, adidas shoes, Artz Shoes, computer c.d.'s, software instructions, and old Rosie Magazines. |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 26-Apr-2005 10:37pm |
I found Donald Trump under my bed?? |
| ihatespiders | | posted 28-Apr-2005 11:31pm |
A huge display case that can be mounted on the wall, I need to replace the material in it with ether satan or velvet so I can mount arrowheads or other small antiques, I also could use it on top of a coffee table if I could find one thats the right size,I bought it from an auction that sold stuff from a museum in Chicago that shut down, it use to have butterflies in it which have turned to dust. Its a project Ive been procrastinating on. What else do I got under there... a box of canceled checks, some cross stich kits my sister wants me to finish, been procrastinating on those as well. and some shoes.. |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 30-Apr-2005 12:36am |
howardstern.com is under your bed right now? |
| endlsdazlglo |
nothing, i suffer on a matress directly on the floor |
| sexy1 |
boxes full of old stuff i think, which reminds me i need to sort that out!!! |
| Marvelous111 |
Nothin .. |
| Enigma | | posted 10-May-2005 11:31pm |
Rolled up carpet, gun, bible, two other books, foot massager, dustbunnies and I'm sure more than one stray sock. |
| iwish40 | | posted 11-May-2005 12:58am |
Inflatable Mattress, Motor to blow it up with.
Lots of Dust Bunnies. |
| starrpickle | | posted 16-May-2005 5:00pm |
boogie man and hidden stuff |
| flowershower | | posted 28-May-2005 8:28pm |
Some big old piece of wood, enough dust-mites to suit the army, a whole bunch of notebooks and papers, old pieces of candy and candy-wrappers, etc...... |
| nonamejj18 |
are you really sure you want to know!?! A bunch of kinky stuff.... |
| Richtonrebel | | posted 17-Jun-2005 9:43pm |
I have two bows, a military style knife, a cd player, a backpack, and a broken playstation 2... |
| Kristal_Rose |
Cello bows or the elven archer variety? |
| SmallWonder | | posted 18-Jun-2005 1:28am |
Books, game boy games, shoes. |
| Richtonrebel |
Hunting bows... |
| Kristal_Rose |
Ah, so like camoflage silk you can tie in your hair or around your waist then?
What's a decent beginning archery kit start at these days, price wise? |
| Richtonrebel |
about $200 if u want a good bow and stuff for it |
| mel_danielle | | posted 29-Jun-2005 2:41am |
barbies... lol seriously |
| sexy1 | | (reply to paulyw) posted 13-Jul-2005 10:39am |
you lucky devil! |
| mve17 | | posted 29-Jul-2005 10:42am |
men |
| cloudhugger | | posted 15-Aug-2005 1:49pm |
dust bunnies |
| teatree | | posted 26-Aug-2005 9:32pm |
Nothing. It's a futon on the floor. The frame got broken when I was moving. |
| jduPres |
The floor. |
| allscotts | | posted 28-Oct-2005 10:27am |
Boxes of photographs & LOTS of shoes. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to teatree) posted 28-Oct-2005 7:58pm |
That must have been a wild night. |
| teatree |
Nope, it was just an old wooden frame and it got dropped when it was being carried down a flight of stairs. In fact, the frame got dropped near the top of the stairs and sort of went the rest of the way down by itself, in pieces. I've since resurrected my waterbed from storage and am using it. It's just easier on my back and gives me more support than the futon. I wasn't using my waterbed at my previous place because the landlord didn't allow them. I've now got the futon mattress kind of rolled up and stuffed into a closet. I expect I can always use it as a spare bed if someone stays over or if my waterbed were to spring a leak (not very likely). |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to teatree) posted 30-Oct-2005 6:06pm |
Didn't know cats and waterbeds mixed. |
| teatree |
I use these things called "Soft Paws" on my kitties so that can't damage the waterbed or claw the furniture. Basically they are little plastic caps that go over the cat's claws. It doesn't hurt them, but it's great as a protection from the damage a cat's claws can do. I got them from my vet. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to teatree) posted 2-Nov-2005 10:49pm |
Interesting. I trim my cats claws, but still get scratched up from time to time. |
| teatree |
I do both, but the Soft Paws insure that the cats claws won't accidentally puncture my water bed. As you can see by my avatar, I allow them on my bed. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to teatree) posted 4-Nov-2005 6:26pm |
Ah, your bed, your cats. I was worried you were some sort of cat stalker photographer. |
| teatree |
Nope, those are two of my babies. The orange & white one is Punkin & the black & white one is Patches. My other two kitties were in the living room sleeping curled up together in a chair. They are Midnight (solid black) and Madness (my insane little Tabby cat). Madness was a feral kitten when I adopted her, hence her name. She's a bit odd, but quite lovable. She's also a drama queen and carries on as though you're killing her when you're grooming her or clipping her nails. |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to teatree) posted 7-Nov-2005 2:18am |
*chuckle*
My cats will let you rub their belly then slide of your lap with a backwards somersault. |
| kitti723 |
Shoes, dust, books, socks, underwear, clothes, my vibrator & I don't know what else. Gotta go now. |
