Snuggie at Olive Garden
What could be more romantic than a nice dinner at the Olive Garden?
Courtney is living the dream in her pink Snuggie. Thanks, Tom, for capturing the moment and sharing it with us. How were the breadsticks?
What could be more romantic than a nice dinner at the Olive Garden?
Courtney is living the dream in her pink Snuggie. Thanks, Tom, for capturing the moment and sharing it with us. How were the breadsticks?
Some dream of playing in the NFL. Others play Fantasy Football. However, the really cool hipsters wear a Zebra Snuggie and pronounce first downs and personal fouls outside of bars...a mixture of alcohol and fleece fueling their sports dreams.
Here we have Blair, wearing the Jedi Cult Robe...err...Snuggie...to Star Wars in Concert, in Arlington, Texas. Notice that Darth Maul is tamed by the powers of the Jedi Mind/Snuggie trick, to the point that Blair can cuddle with a young Padawan.
The quickest way to spread your message, whatever it may be, is to simply wear a Snuggie in public. You instantly become a camera magnet, with people wanting to know your story. Here's a guy wearing a Snuggie in 90 degree weather at a convention in Vegas.
The video of the guy in the Snuggie hit YouTube, and the next thing you know, tada...free advertising for Empty Space Ads - an intriguing concept that leaves me wondering why I didn't think of that...oh yeah...because I'm not that smart.
Good job, Snuggie man. Way to use the Snuggie to promote your business.
Savvy from the sister recording duo Savvy and Mandy recently celebrated her 16th birthday party with a group of friends. There's nothing like walking the red carpet in your very own Custom Snuggie.
I must admit I'm very impressed with how sharp the Custom Snuggie looks. Savy marketers can learn from Savvy here ... have I mentioned the Snuggie is a camera magnet? Your own logo on the blanket with sleeves gives your message legs.
Look for more pics from this party coming soon, for massive Custom Snuggie Sightings - I hear that even Mr. Universe rocked a Custom Snuggie.
Savvy and Mandy previously graced this site here.
Labby, Camilla and Stav take the Snuggie to Game 3 of the State of Origin, played at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane recently.
Click here for a lot more Snuggie pics on B105.com.au
Labby and Stav hoist a brew while staying cozy warm in their Snuggies. Camilla opts for the less fashionable (and less fun) leather jacket - and forces a smile. Inside, she suffers from extreme Snuggie envy. Camilla needs a Snuggie!
Earlier in the day, Stav wrapped the famous Wally Lewis statue outside of the Suncorp Stadium in a maroon Snuggie.
Great work, Stav. Now all Wally needs is the complimentary booklight!
Is it just me, or is that statue smiling bigger now that he's wrapped in the warmth of the Snuggie??
The Snuggie continues it's march towards world domination, taking Australia by storm. (Snuggie fans in Australia can order their Snuggie or Snuggie for kids here - SnuggieAustralia.com) So here's how the Snuggie phenomenon starts - someone gets a Snuggie. Before you know it, someone wants to share the warmth, and often (for whatever reason) a bottle of alcohol makes an appearance. Here are some recent Snuggie Sightings sent my way from some good Facebook friends from Australia.
The magic with the Snuggie is that it is one size fits all, and when we say all, we mean, ALL. There's always room for one more friend to join the Fleecy Frivolity. Always.
If you can't wear the Snuggie, you at least want to get close to it - perhaps feel the fleece, lick some chocolate off your fingers like Barney here...you know, typical Snuggie fun.
There is a new crime wave, nay...Tsunami, blanketing the earth - Snuggie Shoplifting. While store owners may have cast a wary eye at a shopper 'browsing' while wearing a blanket, they are simply thunderstruck by the sight of a Snuggie in Public. The extra-spacy Snuggie sleeves enable you to tuck away larger items, such as a Plasma Cool Air Conditioner, a vending machine, or even one of those Anne Geddes fake babies you always had your eye on.
Many thanks to the Men of the Snuggie Front for this pic.