The Snuggie...THE GREATEST BLANKET EVER!

Snuggie...the blanket with sleeves! Blankets are OK but they can slip and slide, plus your hands are trapped inside. The Snuggie keeps you totally warm and gives you the freedom to use your hands. Work the remote, use your laptop, or do some reading in total warmth and comfort.

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Entertainment

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• commercials
• advertising
• mcccain
• palin
• jailbait
• drunk
• girl
• stephen
• colbert
• daily
• show
• hipster
• emo
• rape
• white
• power
• hitler

[kvn8907]

Oh no! I am too stupid to opperate a blanket, yet somehow I have lived into my middle ages! I have dishonored my ancestors!

*tries to commit seppuku, but world is black and white and a narrator keeps saying "regular sword handles can slip and slide. You need the Easy Grip for your seppuku needs!"*

[kingofallpie]

now now! just kidding it's so obvious that some factory in malaysia just overproduced a shipment of monks' robes

[Linktopast30]

Can we say "Too Incompetent to Live?" Originally the blankets were created for wheelchair users who quite literally couldn't use a regular blanket, at least not safely. However, when able-bodied individuals find their blankets triumphing over them, it becomes logically painful. The best part of the commercial is that the "blanket" she's too incompetent to use is actually a decorative throw - in other words, it's about three feet long. No wonder she can't get warm!

~ TVTropes

[BIGBIGBIGPIG1]

That's why they made sweat shirts and sweat pants.

[marthafarquar]

Love your choice of tags: hipster emo rape white power hitler

[hallamhal]

Ummm... Wear a sweater?

[shadowofanight]

I thought that book-light was the crazy telephone thing from Power Rangers...

[Daylon21yap]

Fucking blankets! How do they work?

- ICP

[dplqb]

Now introducing our latest innovation: The backwards snuggie! We call it a "bath robe".

[C4H7NO4]

"How does this blanket work?"

[IslaFahlia]

They forget about the back. Sure, my front and arms are 'snuggly warm!' but my butt and back are freezing cold, and I trip on the 'super-sized one-size-fits-all' blanket when ever I try to get up. I'd rather wear a sweater and deal with operating the blanket.