Seriously? If I go and buy ONE bed for ONE person, that bed's called a TWIN? Surely twin beds implies that there have to be two beds present? I have three boys. It'd be ludicrous to call any one of them a twin unless they had arrived in a pair - no pair, not a twin. Isn't that what 'twin' MEANS?
Laney says, "...whaaa?"
If I go and buy ONE bed for ONE person, that bed's called a TWIN?
Surely twin beds implies that there have to be two beds present?
I have three boys. It'd be ludicrous to call any one of them a twin unless they had arrived in a pair - no pair, not a twin. Isn't that what 'twin' MEANS?