Archive for the ‘Picture of Woman in Snuggie’ tag
Greetings to our Life&Style Weekly Magazine Visitors
Many of you ultra-cool people discovering SnuggieSightings.com for the first time have found us through Life&Style Weekly magazine. We want to extend a warm welcome to you, and provide you with a familiar face; that of our Snuggie Wizardess, Brook, who appeared in today’s (hot of the presses) Oscar Edition of Life&Style Weekly Magazine.
Be sure to check out Brook’s original appearance – Snuggie Wizardess Pins 900 Pound Fleur-de-lis to Wall.
Brook can do more than hoist boat anchors and rearrange Stonehenge with her powers.
She can also cast Fireballs, as pictured here at the local park.
Brook spends her days teaching her class a great illustration in comparison and contrast – case in point, her lesson on the Snuggie vs. the Blanket.
We must take a closer look at the board…
Snuggie Envy Afflicts Inanimate Objects
Just when you thought the Snuggie Mania was beginning to subside, this happens:
There is no cure for Snuggie Envy. All you can do to preserve your furniture is to open the windows. Your friends, however, are without cure or hope. They will eventually all be sucked into the Vortex of Ultra-Cool, which is the Snuggie.
Note: ‘Proximal’ means nearby, or close. You’re welcome.
Snuggie Bowling League – Where Every Game is Perfect
You cannot go bowling in a blanket. And the Snuggie goes well with the always fashionable pair of bowling shoes. The Snuggie Bowling League (SBL) has sprung forth onto the scene.
‘We want to avoid any Steroid scandals. The SBL will be a clean sport. Since we never roll a gutter, thanks to our Snuggies, there will doubters. I hear the whispers all the time. ‘Whisper whisper whisper. That cool girl in the Snuggie has to be juicing’. It is sad that the world cannot embrace the fact that the Snuggie can turn anyone into the next Earl Anthony. So that is why we require the urine samples before each frame. Not each tournament, but each frame. To silence the whispers. It is a small price to pay…It was juicing that killed the Slanket Bowling League. Those poor Slanket people.’