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Tatelou said:Hell, yeah! What a guy!!!![]()
Do you think he does "smoove"? Doubtful.
fille said:Clean sheets was the clear choice for me, too.
And I like Al Green better than Keith Sweat. Guess it's my age showing . . . .
Clare Quilty said:I chose clean sheets in the above poll. The importance of fresh crisp linens cannot be overstated. Women really pay attention to that sort of thing. Silk sheets, however, are a little too "best little whorehouse in Texas" for my tastes. I'm a fan of 800 thread count combed cotton sateen sheet sets. When purchasing linens, or anything for the home for that matter, I always ask myself, "What would Martha buy?"
amicus said:Okay...so now I know.
mrssublime said:That sounds just like what the Mr would say. Should I be jealous?
MSR

dr_mabeuse said:My sheets are stapled to my bed with the heaviest grade industrial staples to avoid the nuisance of sexual sheet-creep...
shereads said:
shereads said:"I recommend bone china from the farthest reaches of the Asian continent, or if you prefer, styrene."
shereads said:There will also be corn served.
shereads said:Martha is of the opinion that thread-count is sometimes over-stressed as a measure of quality, in that double-twisting inferior cotton thread can achieve a high thread-count without producing a softer sheet....
Clare Quilty said:I referred to quality linens from well established manufacturers, not the inflated thread-count, made-in-china affrairs one typically finds at discount bedding and bath stores. I prefer 100% cotton sheets to either silk or silk/cotton blends. A quality cotton sateen sheet set is, IMO, just as soft as silk but more absorbent, durable and easy to care for. I'm not inclined to hand-wash sheets. Also, I'm of the opinion that sheets that cost, even at a considerable discount, upwards of $100 should last for decades.