Re: Choice of Futon mattress
Louise Bremner wrote:
> It seems that the word "futon" has been adapted in the West to refer to
> some sort of couch-bed. I had a bizarre conversation online once with
> someone who was telling me to put blocks under the feet at the head end
> of my futon (as a treatment for reflux). He flatly refused to beleive
> that my futon don't have feet because every futon he'd seen did.
"Futon" in the US describes an extremely uncomfortable sofa that
converts into a terribly uncomfortable bed- not to be confused with
"sofa-bed" which describes an extremely uncomfortable and hideously
heavy sofa that converts into a torture rack.
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