Catching up on some Reading
Here is Jes from Frederick, MD. She's reading "Flash MX 2004 for Snuggie Wearers". No booklight, thus the glasses.
Here is Jes from Frederick, MD. She's reading "Flash MX 2004 for Snuggie Wearers". No booklight, thus the glasses.
If there is ever a Snuggie Olympics, and we pray that there is, Derek would be the Mascot. Derek is displaying extreme coordination, with a multi-tasking talent unparalleled. This photo captures the essence of the Snuggie. He is staying warm, flipping channels, and getting the all-important caloric intake. He also gets style points for the use of 'potato' chips / Couch Potato look. Nice one.
Lauren is proudly holding her Snuggie box while wearing her Snuggie. Notice the rip at the top of the box. No doubt Lauren couldn't wait to get her hands on her Snuggie. We don't blame you, Lauren.
Here we have Scott and Matt from the SnuggieLife Facebook Group. Notice the belts and ties. Who says you can't wear a Snuggie to work? Believe me, people are wearing their Snuggies to work and they are sending in the pics. We'll be getting more workplace photos posted soon.
The Snuggie Super Bowl challenge has been thrown down, Cardinals fans. We don't want to hear anything about how warm Phoenix/Glendale/(wherever the Cardinals are from) is. Megan here is a Steelers fan, preparing for the Super Bowl, and staying warm in her Snuggie at a bonfire. The least any self-respecting Cardinals fan could do would be to send us a Snuggie photo (the Snuggie comes in Cardinal Red, after all).
Megan says, "The Snuggie did a great job keeping me warm!!"
Take that, Cardinals fan.
Steelers Snuggie Sightings: 1
Cardinals Snuggie Sightings: 0
Snuggie For Dogs - Now Available
We're not sure if she's wearing the Snuggie to stay warm, or to simply insulate her lap from the heat being emitted from her laptop. Either way, you aren't getting her Snuggie, thanks to her trusty Snuggie Guard Dogs.
Here we have a dad named Malcolm wearing his Snuggie, and 'snuggling' with his kids. Malcolm could not do this in a blanket. His arms would be WAY too restricted. He is even able to give a thumbs up for the camera.
Here's our first Snuggie High Five. I'm sure it won't be our last.