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|sort= Secret Language of Sleep: A Couple's Guide to the Thirty-nine Positions
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|pages=95
|publisher=McSweeney's Publishing
|date=February 2010
|isbn=978-1932416473
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To avoid sleep we can recommend [[Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes by Daniel Everett]].
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|name= Sue
|verb= said
|comment= I've just tried the ''stand sideways on to the end of the bed, and flop on to it in sync''. I refuse to even attempt to sleep with my legs dangling off the end of the bed.
As a matter of interest does it cover the positions when there's a thunderstorm or fireworks and two large Rhodesian Ridgeback dogs crawl into bed to 'look after' us?
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{{comment
|name=John
|verb= said
|comment=Yes, in fact it does - I should have mentioned the handy key given for all positions, and following that you see that many allow space to accommodate other people - your children principally! - and pets.
I cannot help with your flopping and dangling problems, Sue.
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{{comment
|name=Sue
|verb= said
|comment=You wait until you're my age and you'll understand!
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