OK, I was roundly rebuked when I said you probably didn't need the slanket. I even heard from friends who were like, "What is wrong with you?!" and my own mother called me to say, "You were getting that for Christmas until I read your blog."
So, let's try another blanket:
How do you guys feel about that one? I get the sentiment, sure, but I think it would be awfully creepy the first time the dogs chewed a hole in little Bobby's face or you spilled tomato soup on Grandma Sandy.
Via the always-entertaining Skymall
So, let's try another blanket:
How do you guys feel about that one? I get the sentiment, sure, but I think it would be awfully creepy the first time the dogs chewed a hole in little Bobby's face or you spilled tomato soup on Grandma Sandy.
Via the always-entertaining Skymall
Probably a wrong choice of word there.
Seriously, customizing products in this manner ruins their reuse value. Do it only if you plan for it to stay in the family for 100 years.
I see lots of potential beyond the fake stock photo family. Imagine the fetish images you could wrap yourself in on a cold winter's night.
If someone gave this to me, it would be in my top three worst gifts ever. The reason I thought the slanket was worthless is that I already own a couple of robes, ten or so sweaters and half a dozen blankets. Some combination of those have always done nicely, thank-you.
I'm sure someone has Obama's face on one by now.