I mean... on one hand, kinda neat. On the other... what the ****? Also not sure just how many blankets you can squeeze under that zip-top. I know at the moment me and the SO are using something like two blankets1, including one of those super-heavy afghans, so I'm not sure whether that would work for us even if we wanted one.
Anyway, I'm rambling. Just saw something... interesting... and wanted to share.
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1And we'll probably be adding another in another week or so2.
2We live in New Mexico. We're wusses about the cold3.
3Yes, this probably means that if we head out east like I want, we'll probably be bundled up more then everyone around us for a few years until we acclimate.
I agree with Jesse: this is something for the guy who has everything, but it is a gimmick. IMHO, if you gave this as a gift, you shouldn't be surprised to find it in the Salvation Army store the following weekend.
It also looks like it comes in queen size and California King size (it's actually a little smaller than a CA King, so my feet would probably stick out of the end...brr).
Also...
1And we'll probably be adding another in another week or so2.
2We live in New Mexico. We're wusses about the cold3.
3Yes, this probably means that if we head out east like I want, we'll probably be bundled up more then everyone around us for a few years until we acclimate.
Bwahahahahahaha!!!
By the time you've acclimated to the cold out here, people may have finally stopped laughing and pointing at you...
(Lifelong New Englander here...I walk out to the end of my driveway barefoot and wearing a t-shirt in three inches of snow to get the mail.
)As for walking barefoot in the snow, sorry, dude, but you're nuts!
Snow? What's that?
It's cold s**t falling from the sky... but it's white.
I'd trade some for a tornado or two you have down south.
Snow? What's that?
Tropospheric dandruff?
MY! DANDRUFF! IS! FALLING! INSIDE! **nuuurggahhhh!**
Mabey I should wander around on halloween yelling that at random passers-by.
As for walking barefoot in the snow, sorry, dude, but you're nuts!
< points to his user name and coughs politely >
Bwahahahahahaha!!!
By the time you've acclimated to the cold out here, people may have finally stopped laughing and pointing at you...
(Lifelong New Englander here...I walk out to the end of my driveway barefoot and wearing a t-shirt in three inches of snow to get the mail.
Yeah, we're pathetic at the moment... back when I lived in New England (grew up in Connecticut) I loved the snow and cold and didn't worry about that stuff, and for like five years after moving out to New Mexico I wore shorts year round, but I've been out in this desert too long... I actually have to bundle up in the winter now...
Still, we're better then those retired people in Yuma. I went there a Christmas or two ago and me and my family are walking around in t-shirts and whatever, and all the locals are running around in two coats like the snowpocalypse is coming. Funny stuff.
Here in Idaho, things had to get below 50 degrees before I even thought of putting on a coat.
69o is coat time here in California with undeniable girls with daisy dukes and bikinis on top that can melt popsicles by mere contact with their skin.
69o is coat time here in California with undeniable girls with daisy dukes and bikinis on top that can melt popsicles by mere contact with their skin.
... Um... body temperature of any living person should be enough to melt popsicles with skin contact. That's how heat transfer works.
69o is coat time here in California with undeniable girls with daisy dukes and bikinis on top that can melt popsicles by mere contact with their skin.
LOL, that's a totally different kind of hotness, pigknight!
