OMG WTF The Snuggie?????

[epchick]

Originally Posted by cutiepatootie

is it really a bad thing? For one who can't get warm enough during the winter months and don't like blankets slipping off of me when i reach for that remote or glass of wine while STATIONED on the couch, it really isn't all that bad.

And again I say---put your robe on backwards! Get a nice thick robe, and if you're on the couch & really cold, put it on front-ways and cover yourself like that. It is not like the Snuggie is going to prevent you from ever getting cold, it doesn't cover you completely, it is still open in the back anways.

[ASTalumna06]

I flew home for the holidays, and naturally, while I was on the flight, I had to skim through the SkyMall magazine. I’m looking at all of this nifty stuff when I come across… the Slanket! Same thing, more expensive, but more variety in color. I googled this thing, and apparently there are discussions going about the Snuggie vs. the Slanket.

This is getting out of hand.

[whiteandblack]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

I flew home for the holidays, and naturally, while I was on the flight, I had to skim through the SkyMall magazine. I’m looking at all of this nifty stuff when I come across… the Slanket! Same thing, more expensive, but more variety in color. I googled this thing, and apparently there are discussions going about the Snuggie vs. the Slanket.

This is getting out of hand.

hey I have that catalog, let me check out this Slanket... btw I've tried their Double Lash.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by whiteandblack

hey I have that catalog, let me check out this Slanket... btw I've tried their Double Lash.

WTH is Double Lash? A mascara, or a whip?

[whiteandblack]

Originally Posted by 33girl

WTH is Double Lash? A mascara, or a whip?

LOL. it's actually a conditioner for the lashes. it actually makes my sparse lashes longer and fuller.

[DaemonSeid]

Snuggie bar crawls

[KSig RC]

PROTIP: YOU CAN CUT HOLES IN A PRE-EXISTING BLANKET

[Fawn Liebowitz]

I'm on dialysis and it's always freezing in the clinics. Dialysis patients tend to feel colder, too, because of the use of Coumadin/Heparin (blood thinners) and wear layers of clothing and blankets during treatment, even on the hottest summer days. I can see how the Snuggie could be useful, particularly for people who have an access in their arm. Not a consideration for everyone, I know, but if you're going through a treatment like that, you don't care if you look like a dork or a monk.

[Army Wife'79]

I'm an inch away from getting one now that I got my last heating bill!! And, the above posters who suggested it for scraping car windshields of snow/ice are on target. When I lived in MN I had a gorgeous long wool coat that got that horrible white salt (which really isn't salt, but a bunch of chemicals) on it every time I'd lean over the car.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by AGDee

I'm liking this idea more and more every time I have to clean the snow off my car. It could be an apron for cleaning off the car. All that salt on the coat all the time..sheesh!

I have two sweatshirts from former boyfriends I sometimes wear (when I am cleaning the car off but not going to drive it right away), but seriously, for those of us with wide or tall vehicles and short arms, it makes sense. Plus the sweatshirt material gets damp and heavy, nor is it wind resistant.

Originally Posted by Army Wife'79

I'm an inch away from getting one now that I got my last heating bill!! And, the above posters who suggested it for scraping car windshields of snow/ice are on target. When I lived in MN I had a gorgeous long wool coat that got that horrible white salt (which really isn't salt, but a bunch of chemicals) on it every time I'd lean over the car.

Have you checked with your electric company for an energy audit? Mine does one, and it helped us (me and the landlord) get set up for the winter. I also knit "draft dodgers" and felted them, then filled them with quilt batting for the doors and windows. I was going to make blackout curtains but Wal-Mart was selling ready made black out curtains (nice looking ones even) for cheaper than the fabric alone.

My friend said on Facebook yesterday that she was buying the Snuggie.

I told her that if she did, we're not friends anymore. LOL

[Army Wife'79]

Vandal, is that like those long skinny pillows you put at the bottom of doors? I really don't have any leaks it's just this darn big house with high ceilings. I could buy a designer purse every month for what I pay in the gas bill. grrrrrr.

[SOPi_Jawbreaker]

Originally Posted by Army Wife'79

Vandal, is that like those long skinny pillows you put at the bottom of doors? I really don't have any leaks it's just this darn big house with high ceilings. I could buy a designer purse every month for what I pay in the gas bill. grrrrrr.

There's an "As Seen On Tv" product for that too...though it lacks the hilarity of the Snuggie.

Twin Draft Guards

[Munchkin03]

Several of you have heard the hijinks of my 8 year-old nephew. He's definitely a witty one, and acts far older than his eight years. I thought that, especially after these past few weeks, that nothing he can do could make me laugh any harder.

Well, guess who wants a Snuggie?

[pinkyphimu]

Originally Posted by Munchkin03

Several of you have heard the hijinks of my 8 year-old nephew. He's definitely a witty one, and acts far older than his eight years. I thought that, especially after these past few weeks, that nothing he can do could make me laugh any harder.

Well, guess who wants a Snuggie?

HAHA! My 8yo nephew saw the commercial this week and said, "That is the stupidest thing ever. Just get a blanket." Maybe your nephew should hang out with mine for a little while.