• @TheDeepState
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    685 months ago

    Because you can put two in a room.

        • VindictiveJudge
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          35 months ago

          Unfortunately, Mace is the council making stupid-ass decisions.

    • @cosmicrookie
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      55 months ago

      That makes no sense! I’d say that this greatly depends on the size of the room. Unsless rooms have standard sizes in the US!?

      • @TheDeepState
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        05 months ago

        Don’t forget that you can stack them and make bunk beds too.

        • @cosmicrookie
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          15 months ago

          Why arent they called triplets then?

          • @TheDeepState
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            15 months ago

            Because you can’t reasonably get three in a room whereas you can reasonably get two in the majority of bedrooms.

              • @TheDeepState
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                45 months ago

                I looked it up to put an end to this. American hotels call them twin beds because they were a matching set of beds put in a room.