I was only offering an honest reply, I didn't intend break anyone's heart, or hurt anyone's feelings and if I did, then I sincerely apologize.BobbiSueEllen said:
Bobbi, don't cryBobbiSueEllen said:
I tried to do it one time with my Pikachu plush, but he was too bulky. However, I love Susie, my duckling 
Sidewinder said:
No, no...I meant it in humor. I'm sorry I didn't preface my post saying that. Mea culpa!Hemix said:Bobbi, don't cry
He has the opportunity to try it!
It's definitely worthy of trying and it's marvelous to get fluffy legs rolling up my legs, ahhh!!
But, of course, it's up to him, so all my respect
Apology accepted.BobbiSueEllen said:No, no...I meant it in humor. I'm sorry I didn't preface my post saying that. Mea culpa!
Yea, don't suffer, don't worryBobbiSueEllen said:No, no...I meant it in humor. I'm sorry I didn't preface my post saying that. Mea culpa!
*hugs* 
I have a Blitzcrank plushie, I could put him as a guardian while I sleep with Susie, my duckling 
Yeah I get that. They call my nose a "medical dissaster" (or that could be me...) so I had some stuff done to it too. Nose correction, burned tissue to stop some kid of stuff, lots and lots of sprays and appointments, ...CuteKobold said:
Yikes! I can see why it be a issue, You have my empathy. I am lucky to only have flair ups and snoring (The paci fixed that part). But yea raising your head somewhat can relieve the sinuses but my pillow is far to old to support me that way.Spadon said:
Yeah it kind of sucks but you get used to it. I do have moments where it's not so bad. I only have real issues while going to sleep. My nose MUST be open to fall asleep (unless I am REALLY tired). But other then that it's kind of ok.CuteKobold said:
I bought an enormous "Teddybear". I use it for my back and to prop me up watching tv in bed and computing. It eventually was dismembered, though. I found a use for its arms and one leg. It has a leg left, and I sewed up the incisions perfectly so the trunk would work better to prop my broken leg, which is now much better...thankfully. The appendages made great pillows and fun toys for my pets to sleep on as well since I share equally with them. I also had to perform a stuffy "Lipo-suction" in the abdominal cavity to fix one of my old pillows. I like to make things and do projects, and it was far too overstuffed for comfort. So: WARNING to all plushies????Hemix said:I discovered the wonders of sleeping with a fluffy friend two days ago and, wow, even waking up feels much better
Have you ever tried to sleep with a plushie?
But it's true. The bear has never been better since the improvements. It was too hard to pose and move before my "Attack" on it. Plus, it needed facial reconstruction because it had a dead stare that spooked me a little, so I gave it "Sleepy eyes" with a large skin-colored fabric bandaid properly cut and took its stupid bow off as well. Now it's proper and still as huggable as any "velveteen-ish" bear can be. Whatever.
You, Dr. Plushiestein!!!Wondercrinkee said:I bought an enormous "Teddybear". I use it for my back and to prop me up watching tv in bed and computing. It eventually was dismembered, though. I found a use for its arms and one leg. It has a leg left, and I sewed up the incisions perfectly so the trunk would work better to prop my broken leg, which is now much better...thankfully. The appendages made great pillows and fun toys for my pets to sleep on as well since I share equally with them. I also had to perform a stuffy "Lipo-suction" in the abdominal cavity to fix one of my old pillows. I like to make things and do projects, and it was far too overstuffed for comfort. So: WARNING to all plushies????
