Things You Probably Don't Need #3


I should be the world's biggest advocate for this thing (the "Slanket") - we live in an old, drafty house and my husband pretty much makes it a game to see how low he can set the thermostat before I complain.

But this just seems a little too out there, even for me. If it works for you, though, you can get it here in 10 fashion colors to match your home decor: chocolate, pink lavender (yeah, that's one color), Texas tea, Hunter green, beige, Alaskan blue, limoges, moss green, castlerock and ruby wine. Apricot is no longer available (sorry Tennessee!!).

What do you guys think? A little odd, or total genius?

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Anyway...I can't believe the number of people who apparently would reject this thing based on how it looks. You're not on stage when you're lounging at home. You'd be warm and comfy, and isn't that the greatest gift of all?
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Let me be the first to say: What do you do about the sweet, loveable old lady who just doesn't like cats of any kind, at all? She got scratched when she was three, and for the last eighty years, she's advocated at every opportunity that ALL Cats should be rounded up, and ground up into dog food. And some neighbourhoods have actually listened to her, notably around the corner in Australia. And all the cat-lovers there were really surprised when one day, they were ordered (Ordered! in a democratic country!) to bring their cats down to the grinder. Of course, some tough guys hid their cats and never gave them up. And now, nobody who loves cats in that place can have one, and the only ones left are the bad face-scratchers. And it's a bigger problem than it ever was.
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To start, there are places with cat bans. For an example from New Zealand, http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-36865776 . Second, who are the "wrong people" we want to not have guns? Does it include police whose rules-of-engagement allow them to shoot people more freely than the US military in Afghanistan? (I'm thinking of the death of Ronald D. Williams.) Does it include all the people who are so ill-trained that they shoot themselves and others when cleaning their weapon? Nor does this cat metaphor extend to the racism in gun violence and rights.
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