Archive for the ‘Snuggie Picture’ tag
Snuggie Homework
Wearing the Snuggie and using the Complimentary Booklight puts the joy back in studying. Exhibit A:
Chelsea says 'You had me at Hola'.
Mardi Gras Snuggie Sighting
Pictured here is the Snuggie Celebrity couple known as NickNock (think Brad and Angelina, except warm and cozier), as they prepare for Soulard Mardi Gras in St. Louis, MO, February 21, 2009.
Yes, we wear beads, and we have cool toys. Time to hit the streets in our Snuggies.
NickNock were the only Snuggie wearers at this year’s Mardi Gras. I am willing to venture that next year’s will see many, many more Snuggies. Way to set the trend in St. Louis, NickNock. And welcome to SnuggieSightings.com!
Snuggies? Check! Beads? Check! Isotoners? Check! Groovy Shades? Check! Good times? Duh!
Snuggies are Not Made out of Cotton Candy
One common search term that I see on this site is “What are Snuggies Made out of?” I can personally attest that they are not made out of Cotton Candy. I believe the correct answer is fleece. For this reason, a Snuggie research lab was recently formed to investigate the makeup of the Snuggie.
Resident Snuggie and Cotton Candy experts Mike, Carolyn, and Grace sample the sweets in their Snuggies.
Mike, (check out his YouTube Channel), Carolyn, and Grace have set out to prove once and for all that Snuggies are not made out of cotton candy.
Note Mike's Snuggie sleeve dropping into the Cotton Candy Mixer.
We will now attempt to eat our Snuggies to verify they are not consistent with the texture or taste of Cotton Candy.