sleeping bag at home

[Ch@rlie]

Back in my student days I lived in a freezing house - no central heating and never enough money for the gas meter. I slept under a duvet in my sleeping bag for two years of winters.

Sounds more like hibernation to me lol...

I've often set the fishing bed up with sleeping bag in the sitting room when I'm tired, mainly while the missus is watching a good movie on the projector, that just sets it up nice for me to watch the movie n fall asleep when I'm ready, also leaves the missus to turn it all off before she goes up to bed lmao.

[HHazeldean]

i might as well use a sleeping bag tbh i have a single bed with a double douvet, i have it folded in half and sleep inside it basically like a sleeping bag really. dont ask why i sleep like this i have done for the past 12-15 years lol

I hate doing that! I always end up on the floor or the duvet is there and I wake up freezing cold!!!!!!!!!

yes..i have an old lumberjack sleepingbag that i can open all the way and use as a quilt/blanket during cold weather..vince g. 11B Inf..

'Oh I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK, I sleep all night and I work all day,
I cut down trees, I eat my lunch, I got to the lavatoryyyyy,
On Wednesday's I go shopping, and have buttered scones for tea'

[pjk1986]

Snugpak Jungle bags are great for staying round mates houses and any particularly questionable b&b's!!! I have used mine loads, and packs so small... not great if its much below 7 deg though!

[kINGPIN]

I find most sleeping bags are just too restrictive, so no way.

[DutchWalker]

I often pitch my tent in the backyard in the summer. My room is on the 3rd floor but when I use my airco it's either too cold or it's just right but it warms up too fast and I get too hot again. When sleeping in the tent it's a nice cool temperature, much better. It also saves on the electrical bill and environment by not having the use the airco.

[TJRoots]

whenever im staying round a mates or at my parents i use a sleeping bag, but at home... well at home im trying to find some way to string a hammock between two walls. just need some hooks with enough thread to go into studs and stay in.

[Siberianfury]

sleeping bags make cudding your girlfreind very difficult

[santaman2000]

Not if you're sharing it with her

[Siberianfury]

Not if you're sharing it with her

i see...... touche

[mrcharly]

whenever im staying round a mates or at my parents i use a sleeping bag, but at home... well at home im trying to find some way to string a hammock between two walls. just need some hooks with enough thread to go into studs and stay in.

I hope they are strong walls - there is an awful lot of force exerted on hammock attachment points. Might be easier to make a hammock stand.
http://www.hammockheaven.co.uk/hammo...tand_olymp.php

[jontok]

I use a sleepingbag instead of a duvet. Just open it all the way up and use it as a blanket... Much easier than having to go hunting for my duvet, which is usually stolen by SWMBO or one of the kids.

[sandbender]

I once owned a loft flat which had no internal walls, floors in only two rooms, no ceilings, no insulation and practically no furniture. For nine years I slept on the floor in a Buffalo sleeping bag.

[BaGpacker]

Yep, every night, every season since I got my first one by redeeming points collected purchasing a laptop.

I have now become a (sleeping)bagaholic; I put it on my bed and go to cloud nine, ehehehe

Sweet dreams all!!!