| Woodland Dweller #3 - 09.21.03 |
| submitter: | Kevin37uk |
| location: | Cowbeck Wood, Chatham, Kent. UK |
| A very decayed woodland dweller spotted on an afternoor walk. Cowbeck Wood is clearly the decayed mattress central resting place. |
| category: | The Untouchables! |
| comments: | 48 |
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| smarty pants commented on 01.21.05 | | that matt has been there for a vey long time
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| FOD40UK commented on 02.11.04 | | Gettin back to the mattress for a mo'Wotcha think i buried in the shallow grave beneath it?Well would YOU lift the corner and take a peek? |
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| wim commented on 10.27.03 | | Let's get ready to doodle and jodle with a mouth full of noodle |
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| Rebecca commented on 10.27.03 | | So has he also dropped the poodle? Oh my! |
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| DVD Dan commented on 10.27.03 | | The Krackle has gone out of his Crispies. |
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| Rebecca commented on 10.27.03 | | Hey, I like that one. Jeff and I are similarly trying to get support for "you really dropped the noodle." Feel free to use it any time. |
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| Bryan commented on 10.17.03 | | I think there's a Mattress Hell. What of that mattress that continually poked you all night long? That one that was so comfortable in the store but when you got him home was so naughty? That's mean...
And those mattresses need to be punished by The Great One. That's right, Wayne Gretzkey. |
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| ktg commented on 10.16.03 | | I really dont believe that there are that many mattresses around. I think that some of you are carrying your own matress around with you and photographing the same one in new locations.
But thats just my opinion. |
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| D commented on 10.16.03 | | Camoflaged mattress ready to pounce on passing pillows. |
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| Q commented on 10.15.03 | | I believe there is a spare plinth at Trafalgar Square in London. Could it be the time for a mattress to appear there? |
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| wim commented on 10.11.03 | | There is more fun in hell, the pure mattress must belong to acting governors, this one resists being terminated. It deserves a statue. |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 10.09.03 | | If a mattress gets to go to mattress heaven probably depends on if it has lead a pure and just life. |
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| ktg commented on 10.06.03 | | Do you believe then that mattresses go to a better place? That there is life after bed? |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 10.03.03 | | Yes, this is the fabled mattress graveyard, when mattresses reach the end of their lives they wander off on their own to die in peace and return to mother nature. The one in this photograph is halfway through the process. |
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| Q commented on 10.03.03 | | That's all well and good, I now know why the bus I travel in is odd, what my upper extremities are, but no-one has really told me if this is the great lost graveyard of the mattress. Help! |
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| wim commented on 09.29.03 | | this one is rising faster than "on request", we have a winner, with stuff, something tastefull to all species, be they muscled or gracious |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.29.03 | | Well, uh, I'm not a doctor but my understanding is that the male would tend to build a little more muscle mass, wheras the female might tend to have a more slender and graceful upper extremity, like the one to the right. |
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| wim commented on 09.29.03 | | Is there a difference between male and female "stuff"?Or are we equal. |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.29.03 | | Why that would be the shoulders, wrists, hands and fingers. The elbow of course is part of the arm but is worth mentioning seperately due to its propensity for injury. |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.29.03 | | Rebecca, you made an earlier comment "Upper extremities" is technical-speak for your arms and stuff. I was just wondering what constituted the "and stuff" part? |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.28.03 | | I'm not sure, maybe not. I can't quite tell if I've heard that before. |
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| DVD Dan commented on 09.28.03 | | So there are unPC people left in Europe as well? Or just our clansmen in the UK. |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.28.03 | | But from your comments I can see that you are laughing and you know exactly what the term means. Is it used in the USA too. |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.28.03 | | That is so mean!! I shouldn't be laughing. |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.28.03 | | It's not very politically correct, but some people here call those busses window licker busses. |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.28.03 | | More like "special needs." |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.28.03 | | Are you trying to say barking mad? |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.28.03 | | "Special" is a nice way of saying that you don't quite have all four chairs under the table. |
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| DVD Dan commented on 09.28.03 | | Riding on the "Special Bus" means you're a few fries short of a happy meal. |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.28.03 | | What's this deal about the bus? Where is the bus going and apart from rebecca who or what is it carrying? by the way this is Streetmattress, not Streetbus although you would normally see a bus on the street. |
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| wim commented on 09.28.03 | | You are gabbeling cantonees to me, I saw Frank doing it, so he is on the bus, but I al far off. In the extremities I prefer the "and stuff" |
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| Jeff commented on 09.27.03 | | Uh oh, this is all my fault.. She asked me how to do it and I gave her ubb code, not realizing that she actually needed html. IMSOSORRY!!! Where is that bus stop? Can you show me? I'm not sure I can find it.... |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.27.03 | | Actually I just asked Jeff how to do it, but he was on his way out the door with scant time. I'm going to have to take a HTML class. I recall there was a saying from the 60's, something along the lines of "you're either on the bus or off the bus." (thanks) |
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| DVD Dan commented on 09.27.03 | Hey don't say that. You displayed applied logic, from what you read in the forum instructions. Unfortunately those rules don't apply here.
Given time and nuturing I'm sure you can ride on a full size bus. |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.27.03 | | Just put me in the "special" bus. |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.27.03 | | Rats, it didn't work. |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.27.03 | | "Upper extremities" is technical-speak for your arms and stuff: link |
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| wim commented on 09.27.03 | | Frank is a Nobleprizewinning genius; by the way Rebecca, what are upper extemities? Are they the same wether a person is standing up or is laying down? |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.26.03 | | Frank, you can tell all that from this photograph! Was this your mattress by any chance? |
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| Frank commented on 09.24.03 | | This is inspiring for a more contemporary version of Laura Ashley's autumn curtain pattern: “A classic with a twist, striking floral patterned curtains in a spicy palette of warm colours, fully lined with pencil pleat heading. Printed fabric 93% cotton, 7% linen.” |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.23.03 | | Attractive upper extremities always catch my eye. |
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| wim commented on 09.23.03 | | You have an extremely good taste Rebecca, the arm looks very alive, the owner a trained relaxed pointer |
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| Rebecca commented on 09.23.03 | | I couldn't help but notice what a beautiful arm she has. It really contrasts with the unshapely mattress. |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.23.03 | | No. It's my wife's arm. I'm taking the photograph. |
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| wim commented on 09.23.03 | | Are you losing your hair on your arm, Kevin, or is it the stuff laying on the ground. It looks like someone made a graveborder, very sophisticated british religion |
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| Kevin37uk commented on 09.23.03 | | Yes it is. It's the fabled mattress graveyard. |
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| Q commented on 09.22.03 | | Is this the place that mattresses go to die? |
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