Expert rule
Expert rule
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Are we sure it wasn't the bogeyman or monsters that wrote this article. What's next? We shouldn't cover our limbs with the blanket?
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let me innnnn mrraaaaooooowwwwww mmrraaowwww
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"eXpErTs" in what? Graduated in "Don't sleep with the door closed" studies?
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we're experts at claiming to be expertised. how do you know? because of how confidently i just claimed to be an expert.
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my cat will meow and bang on the door all night, just to jump on my bed, look at me, then cry for me to open the door again so he can leave
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I put a cat flap in my bedroom door for this reason, my cat figured out the door handle, but doesn't close it behind him.
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That's because he needs an answer to the eternal question of: do I want inside the room, our outside the room? He can't figure it out, so the door staying open is the most convenient
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When I lived in a communal home, I kept doors closed when I was naked (which included sleeping hours).
My wife and cat don't care about when I'm naked. Also cat wants unlimited access.
My stepdaughter has a cat that figured out doorknobs.
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Yeah, seems universal, cats have open door policies 💯
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Damn, I only got the joke after reading your comment.
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So I decided to Google this and mostly found that keeping your bedroom door closed increases your chance to survive a fire. So, hmm.
Unless the fire starts in the bedroom
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Yeah that's what I always heard. Closed doors reduces the amount of smoke that would get into the room before somebody wakes (hopefully due to properly installed smoke detectors)
10 Mind-Blowing Tricks That Big Fire Doesn't Want You to Know
The popsci articles have become self-aware and they resent us for bringing them into existence. They want to see us all burn.
Besides, sleeping with air circulating inside the whole house compared to only the room feels way better for sleep quality, at least for me. I have quite a large room, but if I ever close the door for 2 hours at most, I feel the air stagnate.
well then you may have ignored or misinterpreted the comment you responded to, because he pointed out that sleeping with your bdrm door open increases your risk of dying in a nighttime house fire.