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To: Lane3 who wrote (16879)7/7/2002 11:50:44 PM
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Edit: Nobody read this except kholt on pain of dying of boredom.

Don't you need less depth under your head when you're lying on your back than when you're lying on your side, though? With a normal pillow, you can kind of plump it up when you are lying on your side to fill the space between the side of your head and where your shoulder touches the bed. The tempurpedic pillow isn't as deep as the space from your ear to the bed when you're on you side, is it? If it is, isn't it too fat to lay your head on when you lie on your back?
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