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By CallmeTokey - 12/07/2016 03:21

Today, as I was laying on the bottom part of my bunk bed, I noticed a beam on the underside of the top bunk that seemed to have no place being there, so I tried to find out what it was. I soon discovered it was to support the bed after it promptly collapsed on me. FML
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Same thing different taste

By Anonymous - 03/01/2010 16:35 - United States

Today, I was lying in bed, staring at the ceiling with the lights off. It was 1AM, and I'd just finished watching a scary movie, so I was a little paranoid. I was about to fall asleep, when an eerie light lit the room. I jumped, got tangled in the sheets, and hit my head against the bed frame. Where'd the light come from? Not a space ship. Not someone breaking in. It was my phone. FML
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justcommenting19 19

Well yeah, beams on the bottom of a bed are usually there for support. But I guess some people leave the hard way.

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I'm sorry but YDI, common sense would dictate that any beam on the underside of a top bunk of a bunk bed is for support.

You are obviously no structural engineer....

I always fear that this will happen to me laying on my bottom bunk, one day.

Anybody else reminded of the scene from Step Brothers?

I guess it really did have a place there, huh? Sorry op, I hope you weren't hurt too badly. FYL, but be more carful next time.

You Sir, just made my day. Can I assume you won't be sleep on the bottom bunk from now on?

Oh yes, because everyone knows that carpenters sometimes throw random beams under beds for no reason at all! Just for ***** and giggles. Frankly I'm surprised more people don't test this theory out.