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Anyone used or seen one of these?

What do you think?

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https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/sep/17/ostrichpillow-light-the-sleep-turban-that-has-transformed-my-long-haul-journeys

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Have you got a second job as a social media hipster | influencer, luca?


We can provide a lot of additional texture when you decide your overall shape.
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No.I have just done a lot of flights and I don't usually sleep very well on them ;-)

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I don't either ... but mostly as a result of cramped leg conditions, rather than in the pillow region.


We can provide a lot of additional texture when you decide your overall shape.
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I sleep like a baby, but there again I don't read the Guardian :-D


Every group has its own dynamics, if you can't see the idiot then it's probably you.
Enjoy yourself, it's later than you think :-D
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LOL plus I bet you're not 187 cm tall!


We can provide a lot of additional texture when you decide your overall shape.
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If that thing does cover your entire face, then I would find it literally suffocating. A simple eye mask is irritating enough for me.

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Have a couple Martinis before you get on the plane. I find it easier to sleep when I am higher than the plane.


When setting out on a journey, do not seek advice from those who have never left home.
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I think the world is divided into two different kinds of people: those who can sleep on planes and those who can't.

I doubt that there's any commercial product that's going to change that.
Even if it comes in a bottle.
Lord knows I've tried....

Besides, the pilot needs my positive energy flowing through and around the cockpit.
The computers need it too. And if they don't get it, they don't like it.
But they always get it from me.
You're welcome, fellow sleeping passengers. Slackers.


We had the experience but missed the meaning--T.S Eliot
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