So using the point of the examiner, is the mattress the belly or back or the bed? I say it's the belly, the baseboard would be the back. So it would be the same as laying in the bed.
Mostly_Harmless_Variant
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Happy to hear we aren't the only ones.
Driver and passenger side confuses me more because of your last point. It's backwards. But it still needs to be named foot of the bed and not head because it's where it feet go. So your first point also makes sense. Both are right and wrong at the same time
You're in agreement with my BF.
I didn't consider stomach sleepers. It's a good counter. I sleep on my stomach for short periods of time, but laying prone isn't default orientation (we typically don't face the ground) so therefore shouldn't be used as an indicator of default direction.
How do you reference position while in the bed? Just "your vs my" side?
Your logic is that of my BFs.
If the bed to be used with people in it, I think that perspective should be the fixed perspective how it is used. If you're partner is on your right hand side, the side you sleep on is the left.
Oh, you are a witty one. Good answer.
This is my stance on it. I thought this so such a common sense perspective that my brain stalled when he disagreed with it.
He did theater stuff in HS, so we may adapt this if neither of us concede. Good work around.
This gave me the same visceral reaction as nail-based torture scenes in movies.
As we go into battle, may you have the courage of a 1,000 male carpenter bees! But oh! For all we stand for: please have more than their intelligence.
A very realistic answer. It's unlikely either of us will concede so this is will be a perpetual joke.