"Sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm, but without blankets I’m vulnerable to monsters” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images. “doppelgender: sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets im vulnerable to monsters” was posted on tumblr on May 22, 2014.
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doppelgender:
sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets im vulnerable to monsters
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Lasttype40intheuniverse
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doppelgender: sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets im… http://tmblr.co/Zq-Zkw1GZAMBP
5:07 AM · May 22, 2014·Tumblr
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Amos - almostdefinitelydying
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doppelgender: sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets im… http://tmblr.co/ZDE-vr1GZ_Ufw
10:16 AM · May 22, 2014·Tumblr
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9GAG
@9GAG
Sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets I’m vulnerable to monsters
4:01 PM · Apr 21, 2016·Buffer
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▼ Kiel James Patrick
@KJP
Sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets I’m vulnerable to monsters, zombies, ghosts and Trump
11:25 PM · Apr 21, 2016·Twitter for iPhone
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@luckyulad
sleeping is hard in the summer because blankets are too warm but without blankets im vulnerable to monsters.
3:26 AM · Jun 6, 2020·Twitter for Android
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aliyayayayaaaa
@sonedoyr
sleeping is hard in the summer b/c the blankets are too hot and without them I am vulnerable to monsters
1:19 PM · Jun 7, 2020·Twitter Web App
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I Might Be Funny
June 7, 2020 ·
Exactly. 😄 (credit unknown)
SLEEPING IS HARD IN
THE SUMMER
BECAUSE BLANKETS
ARE TOO WARM BUT
WITHOUT THEM I AM
VULNERABLE TO
MONSTERS
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