Meet Ben. Ben has been known to lift heavy weights repeatedly. A side effect of this habit are tree trunks for arms. The man is a walking ‘Gun Show’ and has found that not only does traffic stop when he flexes, he also kills productivity in the office. Even the window cleaners on the outside of the building drop their squeegees any time Ben does something as innocent as scratch his head.

Ben longed to return to his pre-Gun Show days, where he could kick back at the desk and keep busy with a game of Solitaire or catch up on the latest issue of Muscle & Fitness. Ben decided to cover up with the Snuggie.

Ben’s co-workers are now focusing on their work. Ben can now stay warm and cozy while he peruses the latest developments related to torn pectoral muscles, etc.

Life. Is. Good.

Thanks, Snuggie.

Jeri sent in this Thrasher Acoustic Snuggie Sighting:

Here are Jeri’s notes on the above photo…
‘Please note faint mexi-mustache . . . also the freedom the sunngie sleeves allow him to man up on the fret board.’

Faint ‘mexi-mustache’ duly noted…and it is called a ‘Snuggie’, not a ‘Sunngie’.

Thrash on, Mr. Bojanglesnuggie Thrasher dude!

Here’s a friend of mine, Marcus, relaxing in his Red Snuggie.

April 21st was a historic date for Mr. Snuggie Sightings. It was my first personal Snuggie Sighting that didn’t involve a pre-planned outside Snuggie Event. This was entirely Snuggie random.

I stopped by Marcus’ house last night and when I came through the door, there sat Marcus in his Red Snuggie. He didn’t know about my Snuggie website. So I captured this personal Snuggie Sighting with his permission. I also caught word that Marcus’ wife has been known to wear her Snuggie outdoors, and her son is also Snuggie fan. A true Snuggie family, if ever there was one.

Thanks, Marcus!