John Isner

Probably the most infamous story in our family: My oldest brother took a U-lock bike lock and locked my head to the bedpost. And he didn't just do this for a minute or two; he did this for a couple hours. I was maybe 8 or 9, and he was maybe 15.

American Athlete

Refer to the actual parts of a bed frame, not abstract concepts.

Physical Object

Used to describe an item associated with a bed, don't confuse with people's characteristics.

Not people centered

It's typically used in a literal sense to describe part of a bed's structure.

Literal Use

Understand that this phrase is informal and often related to personal achievements.

Idiomatic Expression

This idiom is more common in casual and informal discussions.

Casual Conversations

The idiom might be considered sensitive or inappropriate in certain contexts.

Potentially Sensitive

 bronze worn emit from a luxurious bed kind of like a bedpost and as they were clearing the sand away from this thing they knew that they'd found something very special so they did a reality capture of it to get a record of it in situ and then as the diver is coming up through the water column towards the

Bedpost

Physical Object

Not people centered

Literal Use

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