A snuggie from my Aunt Martha. And I am a 25 yo man. The only saving grace is that she gave snuggies to everyone.
That puppy is going in the regifting pile.
A snuggie from my Aunt Martha. And I am a 25 yo man. The only saving grace is that she gave snuggies to everyone.
That puppy is going in the regifting pile.
Besides them being a little embarrassing what is so wrong with them? They are comfortable and they will keep you warm. Honestly inside your own home...I assume you have your own home because you are a "man" as you call yourself. No one will see you and it will keep you warm. So why would you be so embarrassed to have that?
I do not have one, and I will never buy myself one. However if i had recieved one I wouldnt return it, I would wear it and if someone had a problem i would just say "at least I am warm"
So grow up you 25 y.o man and realize that if you were a big boy you wouldnt need to get embarrassed at a gift you recieved from someone who loves you
Ahahah, that's pretty bad. I know what the other poster is saying, you could wear it in the privacy of your home, etc., but aahhhhh sorry, that just cracks me up even more to imagine that.
No bad surprises for me as I didn't have any card or gift from my family. My mother always says, gifts are for kids only. And they live far away anyway.
Yesterday I went to midnight mass at Grace Church in lower Manhattan. Beautiful choir and good (long) sermon. Did my best to sing all the hymns but didn't know the lyrics. Felt nostalgic of childhood and Catholic school: prayer every morning, Thursday mass, cantiques in Latin....ah, and strict discipline and punishments, that too.
The hymnals have words in them, you know.
Okay people, let me tell you about the Snuggie, it is warm and effective. When people come over and see you have a snuggie, sure they may make fun, but I'll be damned if they aren't in your recliner passed out an hour later with their arms through the "Eden like sleeves". Is it a kind of a dumb idea that it is uhmmmm, a backwards robe without a back? Yes, but the real question is, is it necessary? The answer again is yes. You can read, cheer on your son's soccer team, get ice cream, dance with your family, and anything else your heart desires when you're warm and full up on confidence. Which kind of snuggie is for you, there's kiddy snuggies with cartoon characters to unleash your inner pedophile, there's the normal snuggie to just show the world that you're in it to pay the minimum but still be deliciously warm, there's snuggies for two for you and your partner chip, there's puppy snuggies for your four legged food-begging best buddies, and if you want to go the extra "smile" and show the world how rich your are, and might i say well endowed, there's the luxury microplush, sure it's a little more, but let me tell you, the ladies will love you, Hoo-ha out the pockets.
Arm warmers :(
In some circumstances you feel inappropriate or intimidated, or another mismatch of feelings you can't describe. Reaching for the book, looking for the right page, not being sure of the pronunciation...I don't know a single prayer in English.
Anyhoo, being called an idiot on letsrun on Christmas morning is priceless. Well played, sir.
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Yesterday I went to midnight mass at Grace Church in lower Manhattan. Beautiful choir and good (long) sermon. Did my best to sing all the hymns but didn't know the lyrics. Felt nostalgic of childhood and Catholic school: prayer every morning, Thursday mass, cantiques in Latin....ah, and strict discipline and punishments, that too.
I went to mass last night as well and was incensed.
i got a pair of socks and a Livestrong bracelet.
my mom got a Snuggie in a grab bag gift at a CHristmas party
the thing is sold for only 15 bucks
fair market value? probably 4.99 at walmart
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A bunch of the guys on my college team have snuggies. They love them, wear them around their apartment all the time. Apparently they are perfect to play Halo in. I guess it takes a certain level of confidence to wear them though.
Got 2 cans of Planter's Mixed Nuts from my Aunt and Uncle. I gave them a $50 gift card to Trader Joes... DAMN!
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A bunch of the guys on my college team have snuggies. They love them, wear them around their apartment all the time. Apparently they are perfect to play Halo in. I guess it takes a certain level of confidence to wear them though.
Wearing a Snuggie to Wal-Mart is the ultimate display of confidence.
I got a fruitcake.
Much of my life I'd be the rare person who actually *likes* a good fruitcake. But gluten allergy has put it off-limits these last few years.
The same relative sent a batch of home-baked gluten-free chocolate chip cookies last year... so she's aware, and it's plainly an attempt to poison me.
Seriously though, the Snuggie already exists, it's called a sweatshirt.
Don't knock it until you try it, I was the same way until my friend introduced one to me.
No its called a house coat turned backwards
My friends always tell me I should wear certain items of clothing instead of my snuggie. They end up needing 3 or 4 items of clothing to match the coverage of a single snuggie. Not to mention, these clothes are often located many rooms away while my snuggie is right by my couch.
My Uncle lives in Eugene and has been heavily influenced by the NIKE PR machine. He bought me a OTC running singlet. I don't think he understands that the rest of the country sees Nike as a joke. I would rather wear a I made love to Micael Jackson in Neverland t-shirt.